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It sold. Glad you liked the eye candy. Ummm I don't know how to remove this post....white out didn't work. Lol

For LTG members I'll do $2500 US and include shipping to mainland USA or Canada.

Appreciate it. I'm in an RV park in a 20 ft 5th wheel. So that part is covered, but I want to get into some thing bigger. It's a nice area in a valley with a river a short walk away and a small town. Looks like I'll be here for the long haul. I know there those who have it tougher..especially...

Had to move. Now have to get a travel trailer or 5th wheel to live in.

Thanks Chazmo. Dropped the price to about $2600 US. It's pretty pristine.

Thanks. I tried, lol

Well gang, I have a Tacoma D55 sunburst with D-Tar pickup and Guild case. Check it out at http://craigslist.vancouver.ca [/url] she's a beauty $3450 Canadian= about $2600 US dollars. Click on 'did you mean'

What area do you live in. I have a like new D55 Tacoma. Sunburst with Dtar pick up.. I may sell it..undecided..but wouldn't want to ship it in this weather. Steffan

Good luck Tom...whew what a journey...and thanks for the ever appropriate Eva.

Hey, just be glad we don't get as much government as we pay for.

Tom, did you know a 12 string can also double as a safe egg slicer ? Just saying...lol.

OK, thanks folks..after I renew my passport I'll update.... :-)

I think I'll make a couple calls..to find out Sandy.

Very close. West coast..stupid regs on personal instruments especially when they were made in the USA

So..as I'm looking at 73 before long I'm deciding to estranged my self from some o my guitars..starting with my F512. And Tacoma D55.. there is a terrific store that can ship anywhere as they have the Cities papers....or there's Reverb.. or the hassle of getting the permit myself...so...

What area are you in? British Columbia perhaps ..?

They say there's nothing new under the sun..so I guess things just move around a lot... :-)

But Joe when you change strings you're 6 short of a full set...you must have lots of extras now. ;-)

It is heavy but so is my my Takoma D55..I think many of the vintage Guilds were heavily built but my DV52 is considerably lighter, and I could probably use my 79 F512 to weight train with.. ;-)

I have a G37 with natural top and the dark sides, back and neck..it has superb tone from high to low and as much or more sustain as any guitar I've ever played..I think. I doubt I'll ever get rid of it...