Here's some vintage goodness looking for a new home.

VG condition, tons of honest play, checking throughout, dripping with mojo, for sure. The only thing replaced on it is the bridge. The original is in the case. As with many played instruments from this era, bridges often start to "smile," they start to curve slightly. While most folks wouldn't notice, my tech is way on top of things and said perfect intonation is impossible when they start to smile. So I got a modern ABR1 and we used the original nylon saddles.

Pups are black patent #. Pickup outputs are: neck-8.01, bridge-7.62, both-3.977. Neck is the slim 1 9/16". Dpeth of neck at first fret is 0.77". Weight is 8lb 14oz. The orange label inside of the guitar is missing. Got it that way. Not unusual. Stereo output. 100% functioning.

Case is on the toasty side. The handle has a cut in it. If you're just playing at home, I wouldn't worry about it. If you are going to gig with it, I would get a replacement handle.

I bought a set of replacement tuners, with the idea I might play it regularly, but I have pretty much just kept it as a collectible. As a rule of thumb, it's good to store away the original tuners (electric & acoustic) to preserve them, and use direct replacements. Again, if gigging, swap them out. I will include the closed package of tuners with the sale.

Cherry finish with a Bigsby is hard to come by these days.

Don't miss out on this one, as also listed on TGP, locally and AGF.