another ebay find, silver mustang body/neck

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another ebay find, silver mustang body/neck

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not sure why the whole neck is silver

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http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0267122378
http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vie ... 0267122494

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didn't you know? silver makes the tone transfer better.
eric johnson said so.
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hahah


THE MUSTANG OF THE FUUUUUUUUUUTURE was dissasembled for scrap
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The frets, fingerboard, headstock, and back of the neck are well played with finish wear for a great natural relic appeal.
What a terrible setence. Especially when combined with no picture of the back of the neck.
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oddly i want both

its silver!
also i've delt with that seller about 4 times now, and never once had a bad experiance
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not sure why the whole neck is silver
Weird... it looks like it came that way, the serial number is still on the heel.

Never saw that before. :?:

L@@K! R@RE! :lol:
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I saw a complete guitar with this finish sell for somewhere around 400 bucks a couple of years ago. I thought about getting it at the time, but my dissatisfaction with the japanese Mustang reissue I have stopped me from buying it. It's been one of those guitars that stuck in my head, I may have to get in on the bidding.
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fullerplast wrote:
L@@K! R@RE! :lol:
Haha, it never fails to amuse me when people put that.
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Post by handen »

robroe wrote:hahah


THE MUSTANG OF THE FUUUUUUUUUUTURE was dissasembled for scrap
lol i remember that. what a shame. :lol:
serfx wrote:also i've delt with that seller about 4 times now, and never once had a bad experiance
same here. a few pickups, a few random knobs, a jaguar body and some control plates. never a bad transaction.
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Post by glimmertwins »

Anyone else have any firm idea of what these are? Maybe some sort of limited run? Weird stuff...
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BobArsecake wrote:
fullerplast wrote:
L@@K! R@RE! :lol:
Haha, it never fails to amuse me when people put that.
It's quite funny to see non-guitar stuff with it, just because you don't know what you're going to get.

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