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Scott Shipley


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Post  Posted 16 Dec 2006 11:39 am    
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1932 Dobro Model 55. Professionally refinished. Looks original. All else original. VGC - EC. Killer Uncle Josh tone. With new plush-lined tweed case, and original (?) lizard-skin covered velvet lined case (fits very snug) from 1930´s. $1750 OBO plus shipping.
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Scott Shipley


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Post  Posted 16 Dec 2006 2:19 pm    
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Post  Posted 17 Dec 2006 12:58 am    
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TTT
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Post  Posted 17 Dec 2006 9:28 am    
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TTT
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Post  Posted 17 Dec 2006 12:36 pm    
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Would consider hand delivering to Europe...........
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Post  Posted 18 Dec 2006 6:12 am    
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Post  Posted 20 Dec 2006 3:07 am    
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I've had some off-forum interest, but would prefer to sell to a forum member. Of course a donation to the forum would follow.
Guys, this dobro kicks b*tt and is vintage.............
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Scott Shipley


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Post  Posted 21 Dec 2006 9:17 am    
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$1750 OBO
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Post  Posted 21 Dec 2006 11:57 am    
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Serial #2718. Dates it early 1932. Dark stained birch model, not mahogany. Tuners are Grovers from a slot-head 1970 Martin D18S. With nickel buttons, not rotomatics. They look like Kluson ridgebacks.

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Post  Posted 21 Dec 2006 8:08 pm    
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$1500 plus shipping. Last chance before I decide to keep it guys.
Thanks.
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Scott Shipley


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Post  Posted 23 Dec 2006 6:43 am    
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Post  Posted 24 Dec 2006 8:49 pm    
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$?
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Roger Shackelton

 

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Post  Posted 6 Jan 2007 7:37 pm    
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Hi Scott,

A photo of your classic guitar may do wonders. Very Happy
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Post  Posted 6 Jan 2007 8:30 pm    
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Roger, thanks for the tip. Alas, I don't have a digital camera, or I would be glad to. If anyone is interested (not just kicking tires Very Happy ) I can take a picture with my cell phone and text message it..............
Thanks
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