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  • Iamnobody;960477" said:
    [quote="richardhomer;959963"]I agree with this. At £1k you are probably robbing them.

    There's no 'probably' about it.

    Mid 70s 335s regularly sell for £2500.

    The 355 was Gibson's top of the line model and by the sounds of it, this one is almost certainly from the '60s. If it's pre-65, it'll be worth BIG money; if it's a later one it's still at least £3000's worth.
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  • spark240spark240 Frets: 2086
    Ok ok !.....look, it's not an early 60,s model, I did see the guitar once and did a little research on their behalf as it wasn't for me at the time, I recall,it was difficult to decode the SN, but it was probably very late 60, maybe early 70,s. I have agreed to get it back here and between "us lot " hopefully we can conclude in more detail, I'm really not looking to rob anyone, if the ££££ is more then I will make a fair offer,


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  • BucketBucket Frets: 7751
    Late 70s/early 80s Gibson Explorer E2, or a late 70s/early 80s USA B.C. Rich, and some change.

    Or an early 70s LP Custom and no change...
    - "I'm going to write a very stiff letter. A VERY stiff letter. On cardboard."
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  • TheMarlinTheMarlin Frets: 7896
    1959 Gretsch 6120.

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