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Jerry Meek

 

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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 28 Jan 2007 5:11 pm    
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FOR SALE: Beautiful honey '52 Tele RI American guitar. This guitar has to be sold as used but for all intentional purposes it could have had the slight nail scrathes on the pick guard from setup. This guitar was actually bought for investment as I have 2 other Teles and would never take this one out of the house. It plays like butter, has a great neck, awesom Tele tone. This guitar weighs less than 7 lbs has a lot of bottom end and sparkling highs. No wear at all on the neck or frets and no mark on the guitar except the above mentioned barely noticeable fingernail marks on pick guard. I hate to sell this but I need funds for a steel guitar.




The price is $1150.00 + actual shipping and insurance.


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Jerry Meek

 

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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 28 Jan 2007 7:31 pm     52 tele RI
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I forgot to mention the year of manufacture on this guitar is March of 1999.
J.M.
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Jerry Meek

 

From:
Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 29 Jan 2007 5:38 am     Re: American '52 Tele RI
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Jerry Meek wrote:
FOR SALE: Beautiful honey '52 Tele RI American guitar. This guitar has to be sold as used but for all intentional purposes it could have had the slight nail scrathes on the pick guard from setup. This guitar was actually bought for investment as I have 2 other Teles and would never take this one out of the house. It plays like butter, has a great neck, awesom Tele tone. This guitar weighs less than 7 lbs has a lot of bottom end and sparkling highs. No wear at all on the neck or frets and no mark on the guitar except the above mentioned barely noticeable fingernail marks on pick guard. I hate to sell this but I need funds for a steel guitar.




The price is $1150.00 + actual shipping and insurance.
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Mark Davis

 

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Bakersfield, Ca
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2007 3:40 pm    
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Yoiu were sold the wrong case for it.

It supposed to come in a tweed case.
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Jerry Meek

 

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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 31 Jan 2007 4:21 pm     52 ri
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I wasn't sold. I wanted the black case It is the correct case and you can get it that way if you do not buy from a catalog store the case is a custom G&G case as is the tweed case and I have a tweed if it is your preference . Jerry
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Jerry Meek

 

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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 3 Feb 2007 1:55 pm     52 tele
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these are $1349.00 in Musician's Friend and the just grab one off the shelf and you get what you get.
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Rodney Garrison

 

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Montague County , Texas (deceased)
Post  Posted 4 Feb 2007 9:11 am     TELE
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Jerry, Please contact me. Thank you, RG
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Jerry Meek

 

From:
Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 15 Feb 2007 6:18 pm     %2 tele RI
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I am lowering the price to $1100.00
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Jerry Meek

 

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Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 24 Feb 2007 3:31 pm     American 52 tele.RI
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Please close, this has been here long enough. No longer for sale.
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