1. 1966 Gibson Catalog, all color, 48 pages, entire catalog of Gibson products for ’66, features pics and specs for every model, good source for custom color finishes, Artist models, Electric Acoustics, SG’s, Thunderbirds, SG’s, Les Pauls, amps including solid state and tube, classicals, Tenors, banjos, acoustics, mando’s steels, great source for info, a little bit of writing on one page but otherwise clean shape, very hard to find, $90

2. 1970 Gibson Price List, original-not repro, 14 pages, ES-335’s for $475, Les Paul Deluxes for $450, two-ring binder holes punched and top corner folded, $35

3. 1971 Fender Price List, original—not repro, 14 pages, man it’s hard to believe that Custom Colors could be had for $18  MORE!!!, 14 pages, $35

4. 1971 Martin Price List, some scribling on back cover, features prices for all acoustics including classicals, tenor, tiples, mandolin, uke’s, 000-18 was $310!, $15

5. 1972 Martin Catalog, large 9X12 size, full color, 32 pages, features all acoustics in the Martin line, all color, 2 page specification sheet for the entire line, $29

6. 1970 Fender Catalog, entire catalog of all Fender products for '70,  large size, all color, 95 pages, $65.

7. 1983 Fender Amps Catalog, features all '83 amps and amp accessories, all the 2nd generation Blackface "II" models, plus rackmount amps, London, Stage, Yale, Harvard, Studio, etc., all color, 12 pages, mint cond, 5 available at $25/ea.

8. 1983 Fender Guitars Catalog, features all the USA model guitars and basses from that year including Vintage Reissue, Elite, and Standard Series, 16 pages, lots of detailed pics and good description of all the parts and features, mint cond, 3 available at $25/ea (Hold 1 ea. - Nelson 9/19, Chris 9/19).

9. 1977 Gibson Guitar Manual, 17+ pages, case candy is fun, not mint but cheap, $29.  

10. 1993 Gibson Poster-Style Catalogs, full color, original vintage literature - not reproductions. These are large poster-size catalogs (23"X18"), suitable for framing, with a poster of an artist on one side, the models in that line on the reverse.  Perfect condition.  $25/set of 4.  If desired, i can include solid Oak frames for $8/each.  Includes:  Les Paul Collection with Slash Poster on reverse.  Chet Atkins Collection with skank connoisseur and one of the all-time great axe-masters Bret Michaels (!) poster on reverse.  Designer Collection with Jimi Hendrix poster on reverse.  SG Collection with Angus Young (who else) poster on reverse.  

11. Vintage Book - "The Electric Guitar", original printing from 1978 - 95 pages - a primer on the construction and function of electric guitars, with a description on all the current brands of the era.  $25.

12. Vintage Book - "The Guitars Friend", original printing from 1975 and close to 200 pages with plenty of pictures and all pages are hand-written.  Primarily guitar oriented but also other folk instruments and pretty much anything with strings.  Appears to be a semi-annual that was assembled by some nice hippy folks who lived in the Michigan woods.  Has lots of useful info on all of the big makers of that era, including some small start up companies, with honest reviews (sometimes not the kindest), and offers some insight into musical instrument retail from that era.  Has prices (Gibson Hummingbird was only $549).  More than a book about guitars, it offers some insight into the lifestyle of the free-spirited folks assembled this interesting book.  $35

13. 1980’s Fender Pricelists, choose from April 1 1988 (SOLD OUT), Oct 1 1988 (25 pages), Nov 1 1989 (33 pages), American Standards listed at $649 in ’88!, $20/ea

14. Fender “The Twin” manual, $15

15. Fender Amp Manuals, original—not repro’s, choose from Bandmaster/Bandmaster Reverb, Super/Pro Reverb, Champ 12, all in nice shape, $29/ea or $39 for Twin which includes envelope, schematic, and warranty card.

16. John Lennon Strings, 10-46, nice addition to your Lennon collection, $7.50/set

17. Taylor Prints, original dealer displays.  I have the set of 4  (pictured here) that I bought around 7 years ago.  You can buy them unframed - or I can also include a solid oak frame (pic) that I purchased for each one.  This was a very successful ad campaign that ran from late '99 with just a subtle reference to the advertiser being a Taylor headstock pictured in the corner.  These are very high quality on thick poster stock, 23.5" X 16.5", large enough to be a center piece in your jamming room or den.  Email me if you want pics of the 3 that aren't pictured here.  Price for a poster and frame is $35 (you cut the mat).  

18. Washburn Paul Stanley Strap, Limited Edition, new in the box, guitar trades or $199.

19. Washburn Paul Stanley Picks, sort of holograph style package, $8

20. Washburn Paul Stanley Set, set of 9's, set of 10’s, set of picks, and $25

21. Washburn Paul Stanley Strings, sort of holograph style package, 9 or 10 gauge, $9.99

 CASES

1. Vintage 000/OM Size Case, (pic2).  Old American case from 50's/60's, possibly for a Guild.  Fits a 000 size well (Martin 000M is shown in pic2.  Black alligator covering, burnt orange fuzzy interior.  All hardware is in good shape including leather handle, brass latches, hinges, and brass studs on bottom and end.  If you have an old Martin or other smaller body acoustic, this is a cheap way to get a period correct case.  $99. 

2. 1980's B.C. Rich Case, (pic2).  I forget what this went to but it fits a long body guitar (event fits many basses).  Not in great shape but the lining is in good shape, tolex is decent, hinges are good.  Worst flaws are extra latches added to center and right, left latch is intact.  To recommended for your near mint example but for a player's grade, a decent case for $65. 

3. Charvel Tweed cases, 1980’s, several available, most are missing logo, but they're guaranteed Charvel, $75 missing logo or $99 with logo.. 

4. B.C. Rich models and basses - by Coffin Case, fits P or J Bass, Mockingbird, and Warlock guitars.  Wood and tolex with tufted velvet lining.  $85.  

5. Epiphone Les Paul Case.  Very good quality Canadian TKL case, better than the current Chinese case with smooth covering.  $65 or $49 with purchase of an Epi Les Paul.

6. ca. 1972 Fender Bass Case, (pic2).  A fixer upper but with to hasps for the end latches, you'll have a fully functional case.  The center tab holds it closed somewhat but you definitely would want to replace or repair at least one of the end latches.  Not recommended for your $2500 pristine Jazz but for a player's grade, here's just what you need.  Interior is in decent shape and the handle and chrome logo still intact.  $89

7. Fender "Export" Jag/Jazzmaster Case - ca 70's, fits Jazzmaster and Jaguar - and I believe a Bass VI.  Black tolex with blue lining, leather ends with white piping.  These were used primarily on Fenders exported to other counties so you'll see a lot of Canadian Fenders with these.  This one's in nice shape and just $109.  

8. Fender American Deluxe Bass Case.  Fits the smaller body American Deluxe Precision or Jazz - does not fit a standard P or J.  Cosmetically in nice enough shape but mechanically, two latches need some attention.  Latches 1 and 2 (L to R), work fine, parts to latch 3 are in case, latch 4 is in place but needs some attention to latch properly.  You can either fix or put an aftermarket latch on it.  Offered "as is" for $39. 

9. Fender Mustang Case- 60's, made by Victoria, non-logo which makes it a '65 to '68 era, extremely clean, 60's Mustangs are over $1K now and here's a fine "home" for yours, $150.  Note:  Guitar is not included.  

10. Fender Squier Bass Case, for your P or J Bass.  The plastic has some ripples but it's in overall good condition.  $45.  

11. Gator Guitar “Slinger” Gigbag, new-old-stock, excellent protection, very thick, nice bag for $19

12. 1950's Gibson Parlor Gator Case, (pic2), fits parlor size guitars such as this Martin 2-17; probably made for L-00 and similar.  Nice vintage condition, $85.  

13. Gibson Acoustic Case, vintage, semi-hard but thicker and more plush than your average chipboard.  Fits D-size and probably AJ, $65.

14. Gibson Deluxe gigbag, ex cond, $29

15. 80's Gibson Rectangular case.  Don't know what it was made for, but it does fit a Chet Atkins SST which means the lower bout is wider than your average Strat and around a 1" too wide for a Les Paul.   If you need one for your SST/CEC - or know that this is the right case for your...whatever...here you go.  Nice shape and just $115. 

16. Gibson SG Case.  This is the better quality Canadian TKL from ca. '06 with black lining and protective blanket.  The cheaper Chinese made model with white lining and no blanket sells for $152, but this better case in super clean shape, is just $99.  Please note that this case is a very tight fit, perhaps a manufacturing irregularity, but it does fit an SG and closes properly.  

17. Guild Acoustic Case, 1950's, (pic2).  Dimensions are in picture but fits 41" in length, back edge of guitar to the waist around 13".  Black gator finish and average vintage condition with all latches/hinges intact.  

18. HSS Bass Gigbag, new, very thickly padded and rigid construction, back straps and 2 handles, $29

19. Ibanez Bass Case, Canadian made TKL, tolex covered with plush furry lining, new and perfect, $75.

20. Ibanez Case, New, by TKL of Canada, tolex exterior and furry gray interior, fits just about any guitar, new in original plastic bag, $75

21. Ibanez Thinline Electric Case, (pic2).  Fits Gibson Chet Atkins SST so if you have that style guitar, here you go.  Deluxe latches, the back one is 1/2 missing, but overall fair condition and protects your guitar just fine.  $65.

22. Ibanez Thinline Case, don't know what it fits but it's made for a large body thinline, overall decent shape and a hard to find size, $75.  

23. Kaces Old Glory Les Paul Case.  Features 4-color artist-commissioned design emblazoned on rugged, industrial-grade PVC and stretched over a multi-plywood shell. The case has heavy-grade hardware, plush interiors, and large internal storage compartment.  Lists at $149 but this one's new and just $89.  .

24. Martin OM Case, fits standard Martin's like the OM-M, OM-21, OM-42, etc.  Top/bottom edged in aluminum, Martin logo impressed in top, green plush interior, excellent condition.  $99.

25. Peavey Gigbag, $29

26. PRS Accessories - Gigbag, upgraded Cordura Gig Bag features extra comfort padding in the back with mesh ventilation, ergonomically curved shoulder straps, and an extra handle. Gray color accents for a new look. Includes a PRS luggage tag.  These sell for $119 off the PRS site and as with most manufacturers, accessories aren't discounted.  This one's in perfect shape and excellent protection for your $2K PRS at just $69. 

27. Pro-Tec Ultra Lite Thinline Archtop Case, Fits ES-125, ES-225, etc., with 16" lower bout.  Very good protection.  At 7.5" deep, it' around twice as thick as your average hardshell and the styrofoam "gives" more than wood.  Durable 1,000-denier nylon covering is water and abrasion resistant.  These are around $84 new - this one's $49.  

28. Rickenbacker Short Scale Tolex Case, for your Model 325 or other short-scale Ricks.  Excellent condition.  Blue plush lined with wood/tolex exterior.  Includes key(s).  $125(HOLD-Glen 4/21). 

29. Roadrunner Poly Foam Guitar Case - Standard Electric, (stock pic).  Offers the protection of a hardshell case with the weight of a gig bag with a rigid thermal-form structure and Cortex cover. Interior features extra plush lining with two large storage compartments.  Clean shape and nice protection for $39. 

30. Silvertone/Dano? Case, ca. 50’s brown&white chipboard, fits very small guitar, superb condition, $45

31. Solid Sound Electric Case, I don't know anything about this case except that its well made and a cool idea.  Half case - half gigbag, it features a plush lining with heavy canvas sides, with a plastic top and back, and heavy duty zipper closing.  Fits a Strat or Tele and probably many other models.  Features a heavy duty plastic handle or has hooks to strap it over your back.  Especially recommended if you're looking for better protection than a gigbag but want something light weight for traveling such as players who take the subway to gigs.  $39.  

32. Taylor Luggage Case, new-old-stock, fits 314, 414, 514, etc., list is $300 but save some money on this one for $115

33. Taylor X-14 Luggage Case, the famous “pink  poodle” model that’s highly sought after and offers maximum protection for your $3K Taylor.  X-10 case (HOLD-Keith) - X14 that fits 314, 614, w14, etc. is available.  $225

34. Taylor Luggage Case, for your X-12 (312, 512CE, etc.).  Very heavy, very plush, and the best protection around for your prized Grand Auditorium size acoustic.  Mint condition.  $125.  

35. TKL Deluxe Electric Case - Brown, (inside) - TKL Deluxe Electric Case - Checkerboard, TKL Deluxe Electric Case - Silver,Vintage style with leather ends and white stitching, silver cloth covering.  These are new, well-built cases for $135. 

36. TKL Dreadnaught, tolex with plush interior, $85

37. TKL Dreadnought Acoustic Cases, New, plush lined in black fuzz, tolex covering, $69

38. TKL Gigbags – Schecter logo, wedge-shaped and identical to the good Gibson bags from a few years ago.  List price is $55 but these are new in sealed bags for just $25 – or $18 with purchase of any guitar that doesn’t include case.   

39. TKL Electric Gigbag, new-old-stock, $22

40. Warwick Rockbag, bass and guitar available, excellent protection, $35(HOLD-Ted 9/15)

41. Westone Electric Case, Teardrop shape and fits most electrics, gold Westone logo, $45(HOLD-1/24). 

PICKUPS (recent list followed by alphabetical list)

1. Fender Vintage Noiseless Strat Set.  New, never installed, aged covers, with pots.  $99

2. Rio Grande Tallboy, (pic2). Rio's (link) are some of my favorites and stock equipment on Robin guitars.  The TX and BBQ were sold - only the Vintage Tallboy is left.  $76 new from Rio Grande but this nice used one is just $49. 

3. 1978 Gibson ES-335 Humbucker, extremely hard to find 70's Gibson with extra pair of wires for coil tap switch on lower horn.  They only offered this feature for around 2 years, and only on the neck pickup so these are really rare.  7.2K output with 13" lead wire.  Now that late 70's are going above $2K, it makes since to make it straight when it's just $225.  

4. Gibson Sonix 180 Deluxe humbucker, Zebra coils, 2+1 mounting screws.  Not many of these around.  Pickup ring is included but I don't recall if it's original.  $75.  

5. Fender Esquire, from current Classic Series (Mex) and I think the same as used on 50's and 60's Classic Tele's.  Cloth wrapped, 3 leads, $25.  

6. Epiphone Humbucker Pair, (note: I have loads of Epi pickups - chrome, gold, or plain - let me know if you want to buy a dozen).  This set is from an Epi Flying V with gold covers.  Pretty nice shape and sounded good when installed.  $39/pair.  

7. Fender Squier Tele Set, clean shape, work perfectly, $22/pair.  

8. Fender Squier Strat set, clean shape, work perfectly, $10/each; $25/set. 

9. Barcus Berry Acoustic #13, soundhole pickup, $39

10. Barcus Berry Jazz #3 pickup (neck), new, $35

11. Barcus-Berry Humbucker #123, Mod. 2565, very hot and very rare, $65(SOLD-Pierre 12/7)

12. Carvin Humbucker #5, $29

13. Cheapo Bass Pickups, from a 60’s Japan Jazz Bass copy, one has surround – other has part of a pickguard attached, could be fun, $25/pair

14. DiMarzio DP155 Tone Zone #111, dual white humbucker, 4 conductor, $70 but this clean one’s just $45

15. DiMarzio DP184 Chopper #6, 4-conductor, high output with hefty lows and mids, good choice for bridge or middle, $45

16. DiMarzio Humbucker, hex-poles like PAF-Pro but unmarked as to model, full leads, $39

17. DiMarzio Strat, stacked humbucker, 16.21K, $35

18. DiMarzio Super 2 DP104, #211, bridge, 5” lead wires, 8.5K, less mud and more highs, 4-conductor, $35

19. DiMarzio Super Natural Plus acoustic soundhole pickup, new, old stock, $45

20. DiMarzio DP182 Fast Track (6), great for bridge position on Strat, clean, $39

21. Dual Rail, as above, fabric wrapped, unknown maker, Barden style dual rail, $29

22. EMG 45P Pair, for 6-string bass, new-old-stock and includes pots, wires, battery terminal and jack.  Original list was $120/each and these were used on some high-end boutique basses.  Transform your 6-string into a killer tone bass for just $125 for the pair.  Contact Martin if you want us to install and/or modify your bass. 

23. EMG Jazz Select, non-active, 5” lead, $20

24. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, lead cut to 2”, $10

25. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, lead cut to 2”, $10

26. EMG Select Humbucker, inexpensive good sounding upgrade for your import, full lead, $15

27. EMG Tele Set, COMPLETE setup that includes neck and bridge pickups, bridge, control plate with pots and switch wired in, all screws, all black hardware, $125

28. EMG Telecaster Pickups, choice of Alnico or Ceramic, neck or bridge, each kit includes pickup (black covers only), pots, jack, and screws, $49/ea

29. EMG 91HZ Active Floating Humbucker, $69(SOLD 9/18).

30. EMG-81 and EMG 60 Set, "vintage" EMG's, around 20 years old but these things work forever.  Covers are well worn but no issues other than cosmetics.  $99/pair

31. EMG HZ Pair, (pic2), brand new in sealed boxes, includes H4A and H4.  The H4 is EMG's passive version of the EMG's 81, and uses two bar-loaded coils for that "Balls to the Walls" tone. The H4 has become the bridge pickup of choice for the ESP's and others.   A breeze to install with exclusive 5-wire quik-connect output allowing any number of wiring combinations, fully shielded for a minimum of noise.  The H4A uses an Alnico 5 magnet for a pronounced mid-range and fat top end. With plenty of punchy tone, it's a good choice for rock guitar when used in the bridge position; also it's the perfect pickup for blues or in combination with the H4 pickup, as is used on Epiphone's Zakk Wylde "Bullseye" Guitar.  These pickups list for $198/pair and sell everywhere for $158.  Save some bucks on this new pair for just $119.

32. Epiphone Humbucker, exposed coil for your Classic, $15

33. Epiphone Dot Humbuckers (212), good sound for low bucks, $35/pair

34. Fender Tele Neck (9), from Japan Tele Custom, most of the gold has worn off but works great, $25

35. Fender Squier Tele pickups, $29set

36. Fender Strat PU3, full-length cloth wires, unknown origin but could be vintage, Custom Shop, or V57, etc., nice shape, $49

37. Fender Tele Noiseless, neck, as new with plastic covering on top, $45

38. Gibson 1985 Humbuckers, patent stamped, removed from '85 SG.  Hey, '85 is officially "vintage" now and the DiMarzio's you installed in the '80's are now hurting the value of your prized Gibson.  Here you go, just $140/pair.  

39. Gibson 496R, neck pickup for many current model Gibsons, removed when new so very clean, 8.58K, $65

40. Gibson Alnico Humbucker, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $75

41. Gibson Alnico Humbucker, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $75

42. Gibson Gold PAF, new-old-stock with plastic still on top, included are all screws and springs, $69

43. Gibson Humbucker, gold, never installed, $85

44. Gibson Humbucker, unknown but has solid cover like Iommi and Gibson USA logo on back, $55

45. Gibson EB-0 Pickup Cover, cover only, been in my parts bin for years and unknown vintage, $20

46. 70's Gretsch Pickup Coils.  For the techs out there - these were obtained from a guy at the Philly Show who had a case of 144 of these.  I have 20 in stock.  They're supposedly original 70's coils for Gretsch pickups, although I don't know which model.  If you think they'll work for you, just $20/each, or a pair for $35.  Cheaper than rewinding and, more importantly, keeps the guitar original.  

47. Humbucker, unknown, 3-conductor, reads 8.82K on single and very hot 17.43K on humbucker, $25

48. Ibanez JS-100 Pair, Ibanez AH-1 and AH-2 removed from a Satriani JS-100 but also is stock for Iceman IC-300, IC-400, and others.  Clean shape and 3-conductor for use with coil spilt if desired.  $45/pair.  

49. Ibanez V7 and V8 Humbuckers, removed from an RG Prestige when new so mint condition.  Excellent sounding pickups which are an upgrade to most guitars or a good choice for any project.  4-conductor wire for humbucker/single coil combinations.  $50/pair.  

50. Import Chrome Humbucker, very old and very low output, $5

51. Import Gold Humbucker, $25

52. MEC Jazz pickups (pair), black, as found on Warwick and other quality basses, $85/pair

53. Old Bass Pickup, very unique, from 60’s import I would guess, $25

54. Parker/DiMarzio pair, 1st series DiMarzio's from a 1999 Parker Fly Deluxe, $120/pair. 

55. P90 Soapbar, #300, quality aftermarket, shielded wire, new, $49/pair

56. P90 Soapbar, #301, quality aftermarket, shielded wire, new, $49/pair

57. Rio Grande Half-Breed, for Strat, for your Rio Grande fans, the Half-Breed offers juice than a Tallboy but not quite as much as the Muy Grande and is the ideal mix of their two most popular single coils, vintage cloth wires, stag pole, beveled magnets, $30 cheaper than new at $39

58. PRS Tremonti SE Bridge (111), $29

59. Seymour Duncan Live Wire Humbucker Pair, Very high output active pickups.  If you're using EMG and want something with more punch and color, try these.  Includes neck and bridge.  Neck pickup wire is professionally spliced with identical cable.  $99/pair.

60. Seymour Duncan Livewire Dave Mustaine Active Pickup Set, (description).  Get Dave's (Megadeath, ex-Metallica) signature tone with this signature pickups.  Distinctive pewter covers (called "black nickel") with Dave's signature on top, the DM set allows higher gain and more output without losing tonal response and feel. Resonant frequency of both pickups are matched with Duncan's JB bridge and Jazz neck, so you get all the benefits of an active pickup without sacrificing the Seymour's famous organic tone. Includes all necessary mounting hardware, pots, jack, and battery clip.  With a $272 list, this is a killer upgrade for just $150(HOLD-Ron M 7/6).  This set is new and never installed. 

61. Seymour Duncan ¼ pounder Strat, $39

62. Seymour Duncan Classic Stack Bridge, stacked humbucker for your Strat, mint, $49

63. Seymour Duncan Hot Rail, old stacked humbucker for Strat, neck position, 4-conductor, don’t know if this is supposed to have a cover but works fine, $35

64. Seymour Duncan Hot Stack, STK-S2 bridge stacked humbucker, in box, $49

65. Seymour Duncan JB Jr., white, for Strat, $49

66. Seymour Duncan Lil’ ’59, clean shape, $45/ea

67. Seymour Duncan Tele Neck PU57, forget the model but it’s possibly a ¼ pounder and numbered “3J”, $45

68. Seymour Duncan Vintage Staggered, $39

69. SGC Jazz, 6” lead, $29

70. Strat Set, import, one is different style, $25/all.  I have many more imported sets priced at $29 for matching set of 3.

71. Washburn Humbucker Pair (205), 621 and 623, 4-conductor, clean, $35/pair

BODIES AND NECKS

1. Charvel Project Neck, looks to be aftermarket with vintage Charvel logo installed long ago.  I don’t know what this was originally on but it’s Canadian made, probably La Si Do, and an excellent neck.  Has a few small holes next to the nut that were filled, as well as two string tree holes filled, but it’s perfectly straight and set up very well on the guitar it was on.  Frets had a light dressing and are not dished out anywhere.  Unfinished on the back and very sleek feeling.  $100 for neck only or $125 with Jackson tuners. 

2. ca. '96 Charvel San Dimas Neck.  Want to build your own San Dimas?  Here's a neck from one of the mid 90's San Dimas, identical to the guitar above, ca. 1996 Charvel San Dimas II,, hand made at the Jackson Custom Shop.  Frets are perfect, nice birdseye maple, and just a sealer coat for a very natural feel that's like bare wood and doesn't stick to your hand when you sweat.  Drilled for original Sperzel tuners only but just about any tuner will cover the single hole should you wish to use another type.  This is just a super neck and would be a great choice for a project as long as you have the proper body to install it on.  Considering this is an original neck for a $1295 guitar, a pretty nice deal at $275(Tent Hold - Don H 9/4).  

3. Fender “Bullet” body, approx. 7/8 size, early 80’s, H-S-H pickup routes, repaired cracks and has its share of dings and scratches but is solid wood, buffed out to a nice shine, and just $65

4. 1994 Fender Japan Fretless Jazz Neck, very nice shape, clean fretboard and very straight.  40th Anniv. seal on back of headstock.  Use to build up a fretless Jazz or convert your current fretted model to a fretless.  Highly regarded "Made" in Japan era and a nice neck for $279 with tuners or $239 without tuners.  

5. 1973 Fender Telecaster Bass Body, (pic2).  Beautiful looking piece of ash, originally blonde, which was stripped and stained years ang years ago.  Has a gloss lacquer over the stain and overall in pretty nice shape.  Note the brass pickguard, which has the vibe of an anodized pickguard, although smaller than the original huge pickguard thus there are a number of screw holes visible from the old guard.  As this is a dark stain, the holes aren't terribly noticeable or if you wanted to restore an original style guard the holes, of course, would be used.   Other mods include a Gibson EB-0 type pickup replacing the original neck humbucker - and a Seymour Duncan Jazz added in the bridge position - plus original neckplate has two extra holes added which obviously don't need to be used.  Original blonde finish and factory markings remain in the neck pocket, channel, and control cavity.  Nice medium weight - definitely not a log like the later 70's.  Only thing not included are knobs, but another set will be included.  Includes body with both pickups, original '73 pots wired to output jack, tilt-adjust disc, "custom" faux anodized (brass) pickguard, heavy brass bridge and saddles from Boogie Body's era, strap pins, and gold knobs (not the ones pictured), two string ferrules - other 2 are MIA, mini 3-way selector switch, and original '73 Fender neckplate.  What this may lack in collector appeal, it is a nice 35-year-old piece of ash that's beautifully figured with some vintage parts and it needs very little to be a complete project.  $450(SOLD 6/22) takes it.  Want a era-correct Fender fretless neck?  

6. Fender Strat Body - Relic - by USA Customs, quality Alder body by USA Customs from a few years ago.  Very thin nitro finish which they aged at the factory and then we kind of went to town on it.  It could benefit from some evening out of the Relic spots but from a few feet away looks dead on.  Nice weight, very good resonance, and a quality body for your Relic project for $199(Tent. Hold - Jamie C 9/15).  (Tremolo not included, but I have a beautifully relic'd USA Vintage series trem for $75 if desired).  

7. Fender Precision Copy Neck, from an old Japan P-bass copy, relog-d with 70’s Fender logo, plenty of extraneous tuner and neck-bolt holes to choose from.  Nut is a cheap plastic one but should set-up well with some nut work.  $45 (HOLD-Wayne 1/26/8)

8. Fender Licensed Tele Neck, excellent quality neck by All-Parts, brand new and undrilled, high gloss finish, vintage 7.5" radius, round C-shape with just a hint of a V perhaps.  Guaranteed to be perfect and just $150.

9. 1989 Fender HM Strat Neck, (pic2).  This is an excellent neck - clean shape and it set up perfectly when installed on its original body.  Frets are in great shape, with just light wear primarily on 2nd/3rd frets, 2nd/3rd strings as shown here.  All of these said "Made in USA" on the neck plate but from the majority of web sources, the E9 serials without "Made in Japan" above the serial indicates that it's a USA model.  It's sort of a moot point since nobody seems to know the real story and all HM's are great guitars of equal quality.  We buffed out the headstock to a high gloss, no wear to the back of the neck.  A perfect choice for restoring your HM or creating your own 25" scale Super Strat.  Great neck for $275.  

10. 2002 Fender Squier Bullet Neck, good quality Affinity Series, maple with rosewood board, good choice for a budget project Strat, $59.  Note: we can install vintage Fender logo for $50 deluxe job which includes quality logo and labor (removal of old logo, install new logo, and several coats of lacquer with wet sanding between coats)  - looks factory when done.  

11. Fender Jazz Bass Body, maple, Japan copy from ca. 70's, not too heavy, has 4 plugged neck bolt screw holes, $50 or $65(SOLD-Wayne 6/15) with the pickup covers.

12. Jackson Strat neck, quality Japan from a PS7 from 1996, Strat scale, perfect shape, $135, or we can probably re-logo with vintage Charvel logo if desired.

13. Jackson Performer Neck, good quality Japan model and mint condition.  Came off of a Rhoads but correct for most Jacksons.  Guitar it was on had a perfect setup so I know this should make a great playing guitar.  $120 with Floyd nut or $99 without nut. 

14. Jackson Performer PS7 Neck, removed from a new guitar thus mint condition.  Quality Japan model and would be a great neck for your vintge Strat project.  Priced at $139 plus $10 if you want the serialized neckplate and plastic spacer.  

15. Kramer Sustainer Body.  From ca. '89 American Series, and bought during Kramer's final auction.  I've had this for years, thinking that I would assemble a Sustainer I bought as a basket case years ago.  The rest of the parts have scattered and it looks like I'll never complete the project.  It is ready for assembly, other than pickup mounting rings have never been drilled, nor the strap pins.  Any minor flaws should all buff out before we ship it and it looks to be in pretty much perfect shape.  If you're doing a Sustainer project, or if you want to upgrade a black body or something that's a little rough, here's a more rare color in beautiful shape.  $250.  Note:  finish looks splotchy in pics.  In person the finish is perfectly even. 

16. Kramer Striker ST-300 Body, metallic blue/teal, HSS pickup configuration with 5-way switch and mini-switch for humbucker tap.  Will include perfectly useable Striker neck that has a glued crack on the back that went with the grain – plus Kramer neckplate.  Just add tuners and you’re good to go. $125/all

17. Kramer USA Pacer body, leftover stock, $99

18. Strat-style Neck, unknown maker but definitely a quality neck with tons of birdseye, plugged holes on headstock and base, nice and straight with perfect refret, small chip of rosewood missing but it’s behind the nut and no problem, $110 or $130 with Fender logo of your choice

19. Warmoth Quilted “Axis” body, perfect for building your own EVH guitar, beautifully quilted maple over swamp ash, includes switch with gold tip wired to pots, gold hardtail bridge/saddle, gold strap buttons, and control cavity shielding – new back plate is not pictured but is included.  You can buy new, although I don’t know if it would be as nice, for $400 but this one is mint except for a small ding on back – with extras for just $299.

20. Warmoth Strat Neck, (pic2) (click pics for full size).  This neck was previous listed with a so-so trans logo and a hint of red stain on the headstock.  We sanded down the headstock to clean wood and installed a quality 60's logo with lacquer over the logo making it a good choice for a '62 Reissue style.  Excellent condition with abalone dot inlays, Warmoth radius, medium-jumbo frets, quality nut installed, and Sperzel locking tuners. The tuners had the metal dowels removed for some reason but we installed wooden dowels that hold tuners in place just fine.  With this quality logo job, a nice neck for $209 without the tuners; $244(SOLD-John 2/6) with.  Frets are perfect and this neck sets up very well.  

21. Warmoth Super-Strat "Charvel" style neck (pic2) - custom ordered by one of our customers with a Charvel logo and then returned.  Martin did a killer job on the logo with 3 coats of lacquer on top and no hint of an outline.  Super clean neck with perfect jumbo frets, Grover tuners, Floyd nut all included.  This is an 80's model with the back sealed only - feels like an old Charvel - you guys know what I mean.  Perfect feel.  $249/complete, or less if you don't need the Grovers or nut.  

22. Warmoth Stratocaster Body, routed for Kahler Pro, nicely grained 2-piece Alder with sealer coat only, includes pickguard loaded with two Duncans, prewired to switch and pots, as well as back plate.  If you've got a Kahler and neck, you're 95% there!  $199/all

23. Warmoth Stratocaster Body, solid Walnut, factory routed for Floyd Rose (non-recessed), includes back plate, pickup rings, knobs, pots, trem post sleeves, copper shielding.  A few minor dings but overall nice shape, $175(HOLD-Dominic 3/9).

24. Warmoth Super-Strat Walnut Body, routed for Floyd Rose trem, was with the neck above and suspect that it’s a Charvel product.  Standard Fender routes, never had backplate installed.  The pots in this were dated ’84 and my guess this body as well as the neck, are from the same era.  Made during the times when the school of thought dictated weight equals tone - this is the heaviest Strat body I’ve had (an even 8 lbs.!).  Finished in a clear lacquer with nice gloss – could be made mint with a little wet sanding and finishing.  If you want to build a truly unique Strat—and quite possibly hold the record for heaviest Strat in the world—here’s the perfect body for $225.

25. Warmoth Strat Neck, bargain basement special:  1 11/16", super flat 16" radius, with incredible birdseye maple.  Not one for the mint collectable as it has some plugged neck bolt holes and has had two types of tuners on it.  Also appears to have been a large headstock and reshaped to a small AND had the butt area planed down slightly, around 1/16" plus rosewood chips forward of the nut.  The good news:  Jumbo frets are perfect, it's perfectly straight, will set up fantastic, and look great when completed.  Unfinished back feels great, thin profile.  $99. 

26. Warmoth 1984 Kramer Baretta Neck, (pic2), never used but it did have tuners installed and removed, currently drilled for Sperzels.  Customer paid $275 for this neck PLUS $75 more for pro satin finish.  After sinking all this money into it, he changed his mind and went with another neck.  His loss = your gain.  Just $175 for this really nice neck.  We can also install vintage logo for $50 parts/lab - or $65 or new tuners, Sperzels or period correct NOS Schaller.  

27. Warmoth "21-fret conversion" Strat Neck.  Not the prettiest one but set up great on the guitar it was on.  Somebody crudely hacked off the 22nd fret so it's now a vintage-style 21-fret and there's a chunk of wood missing which we can fill if desired but neither of these impact the playability.  It's a great feeling neck with rolled fretboard edges, thin profile that's very flat in back, nicely broken in with a silky unfinished feel, frets are in great shape.  Maple with rosewood board and pearl dots for a mid-late 60's style look.  Looks aside, killer neck for $129.  

Exotic Fender necks, quality Fender-licensed products from WD, list price is $400 and street price is around $329, available are Korina Stratocaster with Ebony fretboard and Birdseye Maple Telecaster with Pao Ferro fretboard (like an “SRV” Tele!):