8lbs 6oz.

Very good condition for it's age. Serial puts it 73-75. Freshly setup and restrung. Plays wonderfully. Moderate fretwear in first position but plenty of life left. There is plenty of scratches, dings, blemishes and rash. Nothing too bad. See pics. Includes case. All appears to be original. 

The Gibson L6-S Custom is a solid-body electric guitar made in the USA from 1973–1980 (with a few shipped into 1981). It debuted at the 1973 NAMM show as a more affordable sibling to the L-5S, and was Gibson's first 24-fret model and its first collaboration with Bill Lawrence. Originally just called the "L6-S," it gained the "Custom" badge in 1974 when the cheaper Deluxe and Midnight Special models joined the line.

Key specs:

Body/neck: One-piece maple body (13½″ wide, SG-thin), 3-piece set maple neck, 24¾″ scale, 24 frets; maple, rosewood, or ebony fingerboard
Pickups/electronics: Two Bill Lawrence "Super Humbucking" pickups with a six-way rotary "chicken-head" switch for series/parallel and in/out-of-phase combinations, plus master volume, mid-range, and treble roll-off controls.

Since 1979, we at Mom's Music have worked hard to make the Louisville, KY music scene something special.  Now, we’re working hard to share what makes us great with the world.  We take pride in our care and attention to detail regarding every instrument and musician that comes through the store, and every instrument we receive gets a thorough inspection and setup when it arrives in our shop and prior to shipment. All orders placed will require a signature upon arrival.  If a different arrangement is preferred, send us a message or give us a call.