NGD: a RARE CUSTOM ORDERED 1972 GUILD STARFIRE V GREEN

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Having traded and sold both of my 74 Stafires (IV & VI) in the last 2 months!! :shock: :shock:

Ladies & Gentlemen, searching the next Guild led me to this BEAUTIFUL CUSTOM ORDERED 1972 GUILD STARFIRE V GREEN!
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No Pickguard....OH MY!!! :mrgreen:
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What is that - '70? '71? And what makes it a V instead of a IV? Doesn't matter. Send it to me now. :lol:
 

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That's the six string version of my greenie. :shock:

Color me jealous; One of these days... :mrgreen:
 

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Gulp. That little green stripe on the back of the neck is going to haunt me. What a cool looking guitar!
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Tris:

What happened with the SFVI? I know (IIRC), your black SFIV is with Kent (LA), but the VI?

Anyway, congrats on your new beauty! :D

All the best,
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Nice.

The shade of green in the flash photos is exactly what I remember about the first Starfire bass I played circa 1970. I presume this is a maple body?
 

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Yep, that headstock stripe is the cat's meow! What a beauty!

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fronobulax said:
Nice.

The shade of green in the flash photos is exactly what I remember about the first Starfire bass I played circa 1970. I presume this is a maple body?

Comparing the back of Treemster's new greenie to the back of my greenie, I'd have to say yes.

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In retrospect, I'm glad I didn't get into a bidding war for this one with my friend Tristan, and wish I had known he was in the hunt. I wouldn't have bid at all.
 

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And I thought your Blackfire and sunburst Starfire VI were stunners. Looks amazing, Treemster. Isn't it amazing what one seemingly innocent question can get you?
 

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fronobulax said:
Nice.

The shade of green in the flash photos is exactly what I remember about the first Starfire bass I played circa 1970. I presume this is a maple body?
Yes, it's maple. :mrgreen:
 

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twocorgis said:
In retrospect, I'm glad I didn't get into a bidding war for this one with my friend Tristan, and wish I had known he was in the hunt. I wouldn't have bid at all.
Actually, I saw Mike Brindell's (had the winning bid) post pictures of the Greenfire on Facebook. And so I send him a message to congratulate him on getting that sweet rare Green Starfire V. And also I asked, if you ever think of selling the SF-V let me know! Mike replied back saying that, he did not end up with the Greenfire. Due to some costly car repair and Mike give my information to the seller. And the rest is history! :mrgreen:
 
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