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He's recently brought the price down to £480... is this a good deal ?

http://www.gumtree.com/london/91/30616491.html

it's cheaper than a reissue... if i lived near london and didn't already have about fifty 70s mustangs i'd definitely have a pop.

I Live in London so not a prob... but i would prob have to buy to sell as I'm skint..

Just wonder if it'd sell for substantially more on ebay... no idea about mustang really.

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I'd dew it if I had cashes.

Well I'd think about it then go NO, NO, TELECASTER, THINK OF THE TWANG YOU'RE MISSING.

Nah, it's a naughty refin and it's a 70s Mustang.

There is no money to be made on that guitar.

it might not be a refin, i think they did offer black as a standard colour in that period. it does look a bit trashed though. it would be worth picking up as a player at that price, but not as a money spinner.

Cheers guys... might go have a look some point... if not sold... and drop a ridiculous offer on it.

Buying to Sell kinda sucks anyway. Who wants to be DDDave?

Noone.

I know desperate times though... also meaning probably no one would wanna buy it anyway if I did pick i up.

This reminds me.

Where the fuck is Malik and the Shadstang?

euan wrote:This reminds me.

Where the fuck is Malik and the Shadstang?

He still hasn't put the neck on the sodding Malikcaster (or has he?).

It's been a month since he said he was going to put the neck on and a week since I asked whether it had been done yet inthe Project thread (to no reply).

Boys a school kid, needs to sort out his priorities and post more.

Useless Cunt.

I'm always buying to sell. The problem is, I never end up selling them because I like them too much. My '66 Mustang (all original but with stripped paint) I got for £450 a few months back. There's bargains to be had. I think you'd have a hard time selling that at the moment though, you'd probably not make a profit.

I thought I recognised it from somewhere.