Here is very cool guitar. Paper work says it's a 1977, the pots date is 1976 and the serial number says it is 1970-72 guitar. It is all original purchased from the original owner and it has never been altered. I suppose Gibson pulled an early 70s neck and built it up from older parts. It's got a very unique color as well , wine Red, which you do not see very often these days. This guitarist a Norlin era guitar, often featuring block inlays on the fretboard and a trapeze or stop-bar tailpiece config. The body is maple semi-hollow body with traditional f-holes and hum buckers. Comes with Gibson hardshell , it looks like it is the original case. It has the coil tap on the upper bout. Awesome guitar in excellent condition for its age.
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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