K-Line Truxton

K-Line Truxton in translucent Butterscotch Blonde nitro with maple neck and fingerboard, black pickguard and stock K-Line pickups. At just 6 lbs 13 oz, this is a particularly lightweight example with a substantial C-profile neck.

I purchased the guitar used around 2018. It has been played and enjoyed over the years and has developed some natural play wear, including several small chips, dings and areas of finish wear in the nitro. This is natural wear from use, not factory relic'ing. I've included detailed photographs of the wear so there shouldn't be any surprises.

The translucent blonde finish allows the body grain to show through very clearly. I believe the body is ash based on the grain and weight, but I have not confirmed the original build specifications with K-Line, so I'm not representing the body wood definitively.

Overall, I'd describe the guitar as being in Very Good condition. The back remains quite clean, the hardware shows normal age and use, and the frets show normal play wear. The guitar plays well and the electronics function properly.

The guitar has its stock K-Line pickups, vintage-style tuners and traditional three-saddle bridge. To the best of my knowledge it is otherwise original.

The maple neck has a substantial C profile, measuring approximately .874" at the 1st fret and .965" at the 12th fret. Nut width is approximately 1.69" (43 mm). I measured the fingerboard radius at approximately 9.5"; a 9.5" radius gauge appears to be the closest fit.

Specifications

• Model: K-Line Truxton
• Serial number: 150077
• Weight: 6 lbs 13 oz
• Finish: Translucent Butterscotch Blonde nitrocellulose lacquer
• Body: Solid body; likely ash, but not factory-confirmed
• Neck: Maple
• Fingerboard: Maple
• Neck profile: C
• Nut width: approx. 1.69" / 43 mm
• Neck depth: .874" at 1st fret / .965" at 12th fret
• Fingerboard radius: approx. 9.5" (measured)
• Frets: approx. .089" / 2.25 mm wide
• Pickups: Stock K-Line single coils
• Controls: Volume, tone and 3-way selector
• Bridge: Traditional three-saddle T-style bridge
• Tuners: Vintage-style
• Pickguard: Black
• Finish wear: Natural play wear; not factory relic'd
• Case: G&G hardshell case included
• Made in USA

I purchased the guitar used around 2018 and don't know the exact build year. I'm happy to provide additional measurements or photographs if needed. Guitar was recently set up by my local guitar tech and should be ready to go! Wonderful guitar - sad to let her go!

Please review all photographs carefully, particularly the close-ups of the finish wear, as they form part of the condition description.