WTB Guild D-25CH

[Drka]

Hey,
Im looking for a :!: CHERRY :!: D-25
if anyone has one to sell, please pm me.
Cheers,
Drka

 

[Nigel Wickwire]

Not a Cherry finish, but fairly close to you:

http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/msg/1981492304.html

BTW, This is not a 1974 model. More likely early eighties, judging by the serial number.

~tb

 

[adorshki]

Hey,
Im looking for a :!: CHERRY :!: D-25
if anyone has one to sell, please pm me.
Cheers,
Drka

NO advice, just sympathy from a fellow "Cherry" lover! I understand. I LOVE Cherry! :lol:

 

[dreadnut]

Nor is the one in Seattle "all mahogany."

The "CH" finish was only slightly redder than the "M" finished D-25's.

 

[Nigel Wickwire]

BAM!

http://cgi.ebay.com/1979-Guild-D25-...e-/170549267504?pt=Guitar&hash=item27b5874c30

~nw

 

[Drka]

Thanks Nigel, saw that and was pretty excited. im pretty sure its had cracks though. through the pictures it looks like the wood shrank alot. maybe not... ill message the seller. :lol:
Cheers,
Drka

 

[Drka]

Trying my luck if anyone has changed their mind since i first started looking for a D25CH. :lol:
Cheers,
Drka
PM me :!: :!: :!:

 

[GardMan]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-1973-Guild- ... 4aa6635051

Looks like the saddle is pretty low... but if the action is good, it might be playable from some time to come. I think the BIN is a bit high... but not out of range for a D-25. Being a '73, I wondered if it was a mahogany top... but the pics look more like spruce to me.

 

[Drka]

The Seller is from Austin. He had a craigslist ad for about a month prior to putting it up there on e-bay. I actually brought the craigslist ad up a while ago when it first came out but everyone said that the saddle was too low. Such a beauty cosmetically though. the perfect cherry.
Cheers, Thanks for looking out for me.
Drka