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allen purcell

 

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Harts, wv usa
Post  Posted 3 Oct 2014 3:48 am    
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I have a 2001 Martin d16-rgt guitar with original case,that I would like to trade for a eight string steel guitar.I can email pictures to anyone interested.The guitar is not for sale,trade only.
anyone interestd can email me or call 304-855-8755
and leave message and I will get back to you. thanks Allen Purcell
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Harts, wv usa
Post  Posted 4 Oct 2014 3:04 am    
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will also trade for student pedal steel.I will donate $25.00 to the forum if a trade a trade comes about since that would be the actual value of the martin.And a trade would be the same as selling it.
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allen purcell

 

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Harts, wv usa
Post  Posted 5 Oct 2014 2:12 am    
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This is my first post.I am learning. I will consider any 8 sring steel. Post here. As to what I would like the most, an 8 string console, 8 string fender steel or a student pedal steel such as sho-bud fender or msa.
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Harts, wv usa
Post  Posted 6 Oct 2014 2:05 am    
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Dwight. did you get the email and pics?
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Harts, wv usa
Post  Posted 7 Oct 2014 5:22 am     close post
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close this post,no interest
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