odd (and horrible!) V

[blue]

this one caught my eye, although i'm pretty sure no one will actually be tempted :)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/70s-gibson-les-paul-LP-neck-V-body-anvil-case-70-71-72-/170654453805?pt=Guitar&hash=item27bbcc502d

[MrBump]

He's asking a lot for that!!!

[blue]

yep, the price is pretty high for a dodgy hack job.

i kinda like the idea of a les Paul headstock on a V, just not this one :)

[Philly Q]

as you can see in the pics theres a block of wood in the body for the bridge mounts I don't know its a repair job or modified or factory

guitar is used in used condition its from the early 70's thats 40 years old its a classic/antique its not 100% original

 :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Philly Q]

i kinda like the idea of a les Paul headstock on a V, just not this one :)

[blue]

two useful posts without saying a single word!  you're our very own silent film star, Philly! :)

nice picture, damn, now i want someone to make me a V/Les Paul Custom hybrid

[Dr. Stein]

I sort of like it, but wouldn't buy anything from someone who uses ellipsis like that even if it was reasonably priced.

[Shag101]

$250 to ship it.  Must be sent by magic elves..

[WezV]

neck pickup looks interesting, PAF or patent number with the cover removed... maybe?  bridge is an early square footed dimarzio which generally sound pretty good too but not worth that much

the body is a right off and not worth keeping.  neck could be ok though but the heel looks rather messed with :?  my guess is 70's SG which broke at the heel and some of the parts were used to make this.  if thats correct then the neck pickup is most likely a patent number t-top - if its original to that neck

so yeah, maybe a couple of hundred dollars if you wanted to take a gamble on the pickup and parts

[Loomer]

Albert King certainly was one sharp-looking bar-steward, wasn't he?

[FernandoDuarte]

 PDT_022

[Telerocker]

Yo, Albert, what would Roo comment on yer guitar?