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Early 1985 San Dimas Charvel Pointy
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Early 1985 San Dimas Charvel Pointy
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Wow! I love it. How do I get one? LOL! -
Wow looks like mint condition. That graphic is AWESOME!!!!!
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Congrats, I saw that one up there!Originally posted by lepard View PostEasy, you see it listed on eBay too cheap BEFORE I do
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Wow! That was on eBay?!?! I must be blind. Better stop from constantly rubbing one out then.
Congrats on the fiddle!Last edited by GuerillaPete; 05-27-2015, 06:33 PM._______________________
semi-automatic hate machine...Comment
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Is that a Kahler flip locknut I see, and is that a refin, more details please. Sure is purdy.METAL, LIVE IT!Comment
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My guess is that it was originally a vintage trem. probably a refin but very professional.Comment
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Pretty cool graphic going on there.If this is our perdition, will you walk with me?Comment
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Found this on it online:
They had it refinished by Michael Charvel and claim the rest of the guitar is original.Comment
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Not to harsh on your parade, but the originality is suspect. It looks to have been mod'd. VT converted to a (licensed?) Floyd. Odd looking posts there, too. And with a (poorly positioned) Kahler lock nut on the neck? And refin'd. I'm thinking most likely a parts mutt.
Looks pretty cool, though. Hope you like it.Comment
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It's a Schaller Floyd. I'll be able to tell when I get it but I figured all along it was originally a vintage trem converted to a Floyd. That would make sense with the lock nut. I'm not doubting the neck and body go together, still has the original San Dimas neckplate.Comment
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That's an awesome graphic!
I feel my soul go cold... only the dead are smiling.Comment
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Oh my that's a nice one! Congrats!Comment
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