New old guitar day, for the Gibson fans.

[Horse Called War]

I found this beauty, with the original case , 1967 Gibson SG jr. It is missing the tremolo bar, but other wise in stellar condition. The fucker has the Angus Young vibe. I never played a guitar with p-90's, it sounds great. The shithead at guitar center was trying to bullshit me about what it was. Enjoy

[markD]

wow. that is really clean! P90s are fun for sure. they offer up a tone that is thick and meaty. enjoy!!!!

[Ward]

Definitely has the Angus vibe!

Very cool find.

[straycat]

Very cool P 90's kick ass !!
Possible headstock refin?

[Horse Called War]

It does look like that way, but I don't think so. If I told you guys what I paid for it, you wouldn't believe me. Deal of the century

[DonP]

It does look like that way, but I don't think so. If I told you guys what I paid for it, you wouldn't believe me. Deal of the century

I'll bite. I'll believe you. Tell me how much. There's one at GC Nashville but the ass-hats want $2700 for it. Too much for my blood and I already have a 1963 SG Special. One thing I like about the 1967 SG Junior is that the upper fret access is real easy. I wonder if that comes at a price of neck dive. Also, I don't like the fatter neck on the 67. My 1963 has the perfect neck profile, just like my SL2H and 2002 60s necked USA LP.

[axmann]

Headstocks were always black I thought.

[axmann]

60's bodies only came in a couple colors. Heritage red and Alpine white. Not sure when the Pelham blue was. I don't recall a natural Mahogany body. Still a great guitar. I have the same bridge and vibrato on my 65' SG Special.

[straycat]

Still bet it had a repair or refin in the past.

[xenophobe]

I like the look of that. Grats!