Older Charvels BETTER or just more Valueble?

[atomic charvel guy]

I would say yes because you could sell it and buy many reissues-lol
My one wish is to have a real '59 light cherry burst lightly ribbon flamed Les Paul Standard, and not to sell it, it would just be amazing to say you have one. Bottom line, I think there are some things you just can't recreate, or at least right away. My best player as spoken of above will still beat the way the Paul plays, I know it. Of all the guitars I had, that guitar was home to me. It was my son. It used to stay in bed at times with my ex-wife and I.-lol

[bsteff666]

So when the hell is Elvis coming home? Soon it will be cold in Boston...

[RR05xx]

So when the hell is Elvis coming home? Soon it will be cold in Boston...

+1 What's the deal man?

[xenophobe]

Yes, Wayne never actually made a Charvel guitar, he built parts guitars.

No, more specifically he originally BOUGHT parts and resold them.

A lot of the early "Charvel" necks and bodies were made elsewhere. :p

[tolstoi]

There are at least seven 80s dudes. Sheez.

[Jackson/Charvelfan]

Hi everyone,
I think both the old and the new Charvels feel great.
I am realy glad that they have brought back the Charvel brand.

[BYeh1]

I was already feeling old, but this is a useful reminder that I'm from the dark ages...

[BYeh1]

what does that mean exactly?

I was already feeling old, but this is a useful reminder that I'm from the dark ages...