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Uh-oh...
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Looks like she's nicely broken-in!
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Without the In.
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Well, I got it half right! Image
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Has that been to the Fender custom shop?
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I like the forthright description, " ...with lots of wear."
'Ya think?
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Willy Nelson has an old Martin with a hole in the face from play wear, sounds great.
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So does Willie NelsonImage
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woops.
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That guitar needed one big pickguard a long time ago ...
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The prognosis remains guarded, Dr Who.
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You know, this guitar - despite not being a Rick 1930s spanish guitar, does have a lot of potential. Unlike Dr. Who changing actors periodically via regeneration, this guitar is - however many holes it has - a real 1950 specimen that could be rebuilt into a magnificent rebuild of the original. Tuners are original, and they don't come like that anymore. And this guitar could be had for likely a fairly low-dollar buyin Image

It will take the skills of a Dale or more likely (as an acoustic) a Paul, to bring her back to life completely.

Would such a restored guitar really be worth $2K or so, after costs of restoral, though? What do you think?
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I wouldn't do it for $...I'd do it for the sound.

It does give me warm fuzzies, I have to admit. I like it. Something about acoustic Gibsons...
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Of COURSE only would one do it for the sound! No way would this ever be sold, just wondering if it is worth the investment to have a rare playing treasure for the music room, that's all Image
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