jb_abides
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The 59 year old corpse gets that- but telling the 13 year old corpse is tougher!
Look on the bright side...
Try being a lefty interested in vintage Gibsons.
The 59 year old corpse gets that- but telling the 13 year old corpse is tougher!
Fingers X'ed.On to another one. Letâs see if he communicates better.
Looks like you need to find a trustworthy dealer. Was this ad for a LP Custom too?So there was an ad posted and had a photo to show no HS break and I was able to make out the SN. The seller texted me a different but plausible number. I asked for an explanation and now heâs gone dark.
Looks right to me. Very fine example, I hope your seller is a straight guy & gets back to you.View attachment 26558
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So I rec'd a bunch of images from the new guy. Later guitar- def '69. Any other images i should post for verification?
The guitar was in two different places when the two batches of photos were taken. Looks good to me.
Corpse...where are you going to find these "deals"? That doesn't sound encouraging...Rough English in his correspondence and he want a bank transfer. I am trying to speak with him.
But Craigslist nowadays..Heavy sigh. Craigslist. But I have been thorough in requesting specific pictures. It appears the first scenario- and this one had a guitar or access to a library of detailed pictures.
You know for years I took deals off line to avoid charges- I am likely the only one who ever did that. No phone calls- PayPal friends and family and once the money arrived the other party shipped the goods with little in the way of policing. I thought I was being extra careful. Lots of very specific pictures sent by the seller in a timely manner.
In the first case I paid a deposit and the balance as G&S so with protections.
This had been exhausting. Looking for a deal. No more.