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This is destined for a new home. The pull tag for the battery indicates 7-1-79. This guitar is in ridiculously good condition - but in the spirit of full disclosure, here are the flaws I can find . There is a small chip in each of the horns on back of the headstock and a couple small dings on the back but virtually no buckle rash. The front is just about perfect. There is a small ding about 2 inches above the bridge and that's it. None of those tiny dings go through the finish. The pickguard is broken by the rotary switch and covered by a circle of metal tape painted black. The good news besides the excellent finish is this still has all the original parts. This looks to be a factory supercharge and has the knobs that to prove it. That by itself is pretty rare. Awesome abalone inlay in the ebony fretboard. Vintage Grover bulls eye tuners. I'll be including a power overdrive and a phase shifter module as well as case that actually fits the guitar pretty well. I only use the case for storage and would not transport the guitar in it. A few bucks worth of foam and it would be fine. Also, I know from experience that just about any LP style case will fit the guitar.

It's going on ebay saturday for $600 + shipping. For forum members I'll do it for $520 + shipping - but get to me before about noon Saturday. More pictures available if needed.

Sweet. The tuners and modules are worth over $200, not that I would ever advocate chopping a guitar up. That case will need some serious foam-age to keep the guitar from bouncing around. These neck through Outlaws are underrated, they play really nice, good luck my friend.

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Boy I'm glad somebody grabbed that. I was wearin my teeth down. Refrain Refrain Refrain

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Off to a collector in France.