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I have an ET-270 from a similar era. It's a fun guitar (albeit an original model rather than a recreation of one of the earler US designs) but not especially well made or desirable. I'd be pretty happy to get £350 for it I should think, and I can't see why the Wilshire would be any more valuable.
Re. MIJ set-neck Epi - In my experience, a more realistic price would be somewhere between £275-£375 (but it would need to be pretty damn exceptional at the upper end). £300 would be about right. If I spotted one in decent nick and playing well, I'd buy it at that money.
Caveat - a chunk of MIJ Epi models were multi-badged bolt-on neck cheap shite and worth nowhere near the "Lawsuit"/"Mojo" bullshit OTT pricing some sellers attempt to get away with (I can think of a few candidates in particular).
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It might be worth contacting the vendor to express an interest BUT only at a realistic market price. (If the vendor can find somebody dumb enough to pay seven hundred quid, good luck to him.) There is no need to suggest a figure at this stage. Let the vendor stew in his own avarice for a while.