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Ben Elder

 

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Post  Posted 13 Mar 2014 8:47 am    
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I think this really is the instrument's name...


Chinese (Korean?) deep body cutaway electric in yellow and checkerboard taxi motif. The original humbuckers have been upgraded to Gibson P-94s--i.e., P-90s that fit in a humbucker cutout. I found a Dean hardshell case that seems to be a perfect fit. Yellow finish has taken on a slight greenish-gray cast.


(And I have seen a photo of Rick Nielsen playing one of these.)

$400 + PayPal + shipping.




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Daymon LaPoint


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Post  Posted 13 Mar 2014 12:39 pm    
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Hello Ben, nice guitar and a fair price.
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Ben Elder

 

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Post  Posted 13 Mar 2014 2:44 pm    
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Still available.
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