Teisco TG-64 ET-320

Teisco ET-320/TG-64, non monkey grip version. I bought this as a restoration project a few years ago. Everything on the guitar is either original or period/model correct except for the screw that tightens the collar of the trem arm to hold it in place. This screw uses an Allen wrench that will be included with the guitar.

The guitar has obvious signs of wear but is in overall good condition for its age. I have tried to capture all of the more noticeable wear as best as I can. There is some (fall?) damage on the back of the neck near the headstock. It does not appear to be a break or even a crack but it does seem like there was a small amount of chip out that someone filled in and finished over. It doesn’t affect playability, stability comfort of playing. This guitar would benefit from modern tuners but in the interest of keeping the guitar as original as possible I have left the stock tuners. They work but they’re not stellar. The A tuner in particular is the worst offender.

What’s original:

The body, neck, tuners, pick guard and headstock plate are the guitar as I purchased it.

What’s been replaced:

The pickups, rocker switches, slide switch, volume and tone controls and knobs, output jack, bridge, tail piece and trem arm are all period/model correct replacement parts sourced by myself from various reputable sellers.

What’s new:

The neck has been professionally re-fret and a bone nut has been made for it. Comes with gig bag.