Saw this today- not sure of model #
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Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
Looks like a model 420, probably an early one (pre-1965) because of the metal TRC.
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Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
Yes maybe the student model. Some came with a vibrato too I believe.
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Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
From that pic, IMO it's a 1960 425....no later than early 1961 for it has the thicker body.
That's a clean guitar, pretty sweet if it's all original.
That's a clean guitar, pretty sweet if it's all original.
Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
John, I think you are right. 
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Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
Someone should buy that blackface Princeton Reverb Amp sitting behind it!
Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
I see it's in the register. It's made it's way to Maine from Nashville
http://www.rickresource.com/register/vi ... p?id=20775
http://www.rickresource.com/register/vi ... p?id=20775
Re: Saw this today- not sure of model #
Nashville? Must have been owned by Jayme.