Ahhhh. I was assuming he was talking about the 3/4 sized G-75
G75. What is it?
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Ahhhh. I was assuming he was talking about the 3/4 sized G-75
plaidseason
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I'll never be OK with this!Ha! If Al was still posting, he'd be all over that one.
The F40 and related (F44, F47, etc.) is my favorite Guild model. It's definitely a 16" mini-jumbo, like a J185.
HeyMikey
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The G75-R that Rich posted is the jumbo blinged out custom shop only 6 made. Quite rare! Has another been seen? Somebody needs to grab this.
The G75 that I mentioned is the 3/4 size dread, also fairly rare but certainly way more than 6 were made as they pop up maybe once a year or two.
The G75 that I mentioned is the 3/4 size dread, also fairly rare but certainly way more than 6 were made as they pop up maybe once a year or two.
FNG
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Only 6 G-75RCs were made, according to the link where dread got that number.
A different guitar than the other two links.
The question I have is if there were only 6 G-75RCs (cutaway version), or 6 G-75Rs in total (including the cutaway version).
FNG
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West R Lee
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Glad one of you bought the one that WAS listed at $850. It was tempting. Those pin hole cracks are a pretty easy fix.
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So what I'm getting from this is that Guild model names and numbers are often screwed up? Again? Or still? I have to admit I didn't know about the G75 (full sized, super nice dread with classy appointments). I only knew about the 3/4 sized one.
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Yep, I'm still confused. This guitar i posted is definitely a Jumbo of some site with lots of cool
bling. It's definitely not a dread.
I doubt that. The GF series was from the Gruhn era, which was over 10 years prior to this guitar.
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hansmoust
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Take a look at this posting.
Anybody help identify this Guild acoustic?
Dreadnaught with Florentine cutaway. Surf green with abalone/white/black purfling and biding. Fancy inlays. Even has abalone around truss rod screws. Westerly label says G-75-C with serial number. Label on heel says "ONE OF ONE" and "CUSTOM SHOP' with illegible signature. Also "CUSTOM SHOP"...
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It's one of those!
Sincerely,
Hans Moust
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FNG
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hansmoust
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I know what it is and like I said in my earlier posting, it's made of parts that were leftover from the Spring Hill facility. The Nashville Custom Shop did a few of those with both cutaway and non-cutaway bodies and various body woods.
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Hans Moust
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