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Gibson / ES-335 / 1964 / Red / Guitar

This is a late 64 that has all those good 64 features and a few early 65 features. Of course it has the full width nut and that 64 medium chunky profile) and it has a pair of factory sealed nickel patent number pickups and a very unusual and interesting Brazilian board. All the good stuff. It has its original tuners-they are double line Klusons which are correct for late 64. It has never had other tuners. It probably came from the factory with a stoptail and the Maestro Vibrola was added later (it's chrome). Had it been a factory Maestro, it would have had a "Custom Made" plate and the two little holes from the brads that hold it in place. I've set it up as a stoptail. The Maestro is in the case. Condition is excellent probably a 9.0-just a few minor dings and very slight buckle rash. I don't think it was played much-it was stored for decades and shows only minor fret wear. The nickel is pretty tarnished from sitting for so long untouched.Finish is vibrant red-no browning or fade and no checking at all. All parts are original except the stoptail and studs. The stop is a repro, the studs are the real deal. The case is a Gibson badged black with marigold interior in nice shape. This guitar is priced $2000 below the usual retail for one of these just because I don't like Maestro Vibrolas on a 335. That's $1000 of for each hole in the top. Don't like the holes? Put the Maestro back on. 

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OK Guitars, USA  

Contact name:
Charlie Gelber
Brands:
Gibson, Fender, Epiphone USA, others.
Languages:
English
Specialties:
ES-335/345/355 from 1958-1965
Opening hours:
9 to 5 every day

OK Guitars is an online only store in Kent, CT, USA. I ship anywhere If you're looking for a 335/345 or 355 from 1958-1965, I probably have what you're looking for or I know where to find it. I sometimes have later ones that I've taken in trade. I buy and sell more early ES 335s, 345s and 355s than anyone. I also deal in other vintage guitars and amps from the 50's and 60's. 

All buyers are given a 48 hour period to try the guitar, inspect the guitar and decide whether to keep the guitar. Buyer will be responsible for the shipping in both directions should you decide to return it. You may return a guitar for any reason at all but only for the first 48 hours. No returns after the approval period has expired. Payment in full is required at time of purchase and guitars will not be shipped until funds have cleared. 

 
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