GuildQuest Continues.......

[ChasingGuitars]

I am trying to buy back the first guitar I ever had; a Guild T100D, serial number 40761.

Check out my quest at http://guildguitars.com/news/guitarist-hunts-for-his-former-guild/

Any help appreciated.

Thanks.

Rob

I think that are many of us out there feeling the same way. Great luck!

 

[banjomike]

Has Rob found his guitar?
If he has, I hope he wasn't disappointed.

It's natural to remember a long-gone guitar as it was when it left, but after so much time has passed, it's probable that the guitar isn't like it once was at all.

...but if it is... Whooo. That would be a thrill that's hard to beat!

 

[jp]

I don't think so. I actually just checked this thread yesterday because I saw this '65 on Reverb. It's a bit rough and a bit pricey.

Guild T-100 D Sunburst 1965 VINTAGE | Reverb

This vintage hollow body is all original to the best of my knowledge and is in good working order. It was made in Hoboken in 1965. It's got a great action and the neck feels great. Ships in non-original hard shell case. Reasonable offers will be considered.

reverb.com

It fits the bill, but it's not his--different serial number. I can't quite tell which pickups Rob's T-100D has from his pic.

 

[SFIV1967]

I don't think so. I actually just checked this thread yesterday because I saw this '65 on Reverb. It's a bit rough and a bit pricey.

Guild T-100 D Sunburst 1965 VINTAGE | Reverb

This vintage hollow body is all original to the best of my knowledge and is in good working order. It was made in Hoboken in 1965. It's got a great action and the neck feels great. Ships in non-original hard shell case. Reasonable offers will be considered.

reverb.com

It fits the bill, but it's not his--different serial number. I can't quite tell which pickups Rob's T-100D has from his pic.

Yes, those are the pickups Rob had in his I believe:



Ralf

 

[lungimsam]

Most I see have SN like EE-1098