Green T-Style Guitar

Up for sale, a home-made t-style guitar with a rattle can green finish over a very heavy persimmon body. The guitar has a distinct, somewhat unpleasant smell and seems to cause skin irritation. The bridge saddles can no longer be adjusted because they have been drenched in salty sweat from hours of trying to learn "Through the Fire and Flames" by Dragonforce.

The maple neck has a cricket bat shaped profile with lots of shoulder and hefty taper up the fretboard, measuring .900" deep at the 1st fret and 1.15" at the 12th. The profile has knife-like fretboard edges. The fretboard has a compound 7 1/4" - 16" radius, with a noticeable hump at the 14th fret. The frets have the same width as vintage wire but have been played down to the thickness of aluminum foil. The truss rod nut is located at the heel and is now finally turning after dousing it with multiple applications of penetrating oil. 

The true value of the guitar is in the story I was told about it. It is rumored to have been owned by a country musician who would have charted more songs if Garth Brooks hadn't come along. I will be removing the bridge pickup prior to shipping. The guitar will come with the neck pickup, only. This guitar will add character to any room and can be screwed directly to studs without feelings of guilt.