480 JetGlo
Posted: Sun Jan 20, 2008 12:22 pm
Cowboys and Indians,
I've got a 480 JetGlo. Haven't looked this up and not sure of the year... Jackplate Number is: MH 3653. I'm thinking '73. In any event, mine has the clear plexi/painted truss rod cover (which is cool) and all original except for a Pickguardian pickguard replacement and some screws. Beautiful guitar but it's got some nicks on the edges and pretty significant belt worming on the back. In short, it was a gigging guitar. Also, I've never gotten used to the flat fretboard.
Questions... Do I refinish it to perfect and keep it on display in my office? Or, keep it original? Or simply sell it to someone who will play it? I'm reluctant to sell but I'm not sure my broken in JetGlo is among those rising in value.
Feedback appreciated...
Thanks in advance,
JKC
PS Sorry I didn't make NAMM. Who got the Bloomin' Onion at Outback? I always go for the Ned Kelly myself... And a biggie beer, of course.
I've got a 480 JetGlo. Haven't looked this up and not sure of the year... Jackplate Number is: MH 3653. I'm thinking '73. In any event, mine has the clear plexi/painted truss rod cover (which is cool) and all original except for a Pickguardian pickguard replacement and some screws. Beautiful guitar but it's got some nicks on the edges and pretty significant belt worming on the back. In short, it was a gigging guitar. Also, I've never gotten used to the flat fretboard.
Questions... Do I refinish it to perfect and keep it on display in my office? Or, keep it original? Or simply sell it to someone who will play it? I'm reluctant to sell but I'm not sure my broken in JetGlo is among those rising in value.
Feedback appreciated...
Thanks in advance,
JKC
PS Sorry I didn't make NAMM. Who got the Bloomin' Onion at Outback? I always go for the Ned Kelly myself... And a biggie beer, of course.