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Dave White


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Fullerton, California USA
Post  Posted 24 Sep 2009 10:23 pm    
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Anyone ever seen one of these? This is supposedly on the level, not Photoshopped, and was a custom conversion job. According to the owner, quote:

"The sticker on the underside says:

Music City Manufacturing Inc,
Nashville Tennesse 37201
Model# 6150
Serial# 6198
Inspected by (scibbled illegible signature) 9/10/74"

This was for sale on a local web classified ad site, but I won't say what it was so as to not divert business away from the Forum here. I think it's already been sold anyway. It had the standard 8 and 5 Emmons setup on E9 and C6 necks.
What do you folks think--is this legit?


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CrowBear Schmitt


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Ariege, - PairO'knees, - France
Post  Posted 25 Sep 2009 12:24 am    
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legit ?
it's not named a LDG D10 but this one is Pro III Custom



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David Nugent

 

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Gum Spring, Va.
Post  Posted 25 Sep 2009 2:30 am     Ldg D-10
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If I am not mistaken, this guitar was previously posted for sale on the Forum. If you check back a few pages,I believe that the seller lists a brief explanation as to the conversion.
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