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I have been considering buying an X730 (tobacco sunburst) for sometime and noticed it does not seem to be one of the more desireable models. Roughly, what should a good stock example with the case and no modules sell for? I believe I am mostly attracted to the fact that the guitar was associated with the Outlaws who I saw live several times in the 70's.

Like most of you, I need another guitar like The Rolling Stones need a new singer. Please, just throw some Outlaw info at me if you can...

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Electra 2236 Flying Wedge
Electra X330 MPC

Well as with most all the electra models prices are on the rise so if I wanted one I would get it now. As for the tobacco burst Outlaw model I would wstimate a good price range for an original working model in good condition(player grade with normal wear and dings etc) with a hard case and no MPC modules to be from $400+ range with the higher ranges being better quality and more goodies etc.These are great guitars and one of the original Electra models that were not based off other style guitars.

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Always give thanks for everyday, It may be your last so Rock On Semper Fi!!

Nice Grover tuners. pretty substantial neck - some have ebony fretboards. Solid all around build and as mortarman said - UNIQUE! I also agree that they seem to be showing up with less frequency these days. It might not jump directly to #1 guitar status but they're good players and if there is a signature Electra model, The Outlaw is probably it.

You guys are great...but I believe the best selling point though is..."They ain't making any more of them!" Guess I better go ahead and grab one while I still can.

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Electra 2236 Flying Wedge
Electra X330 MPC