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George Kimery

 

From:
Limestone, TN, USA
Post  Posted 17 Oct 2011 1:27 pm    
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I am considering selling my Takamine EF 360 S acoustic electric guitar. It is serial number 80111639 and was manufactured Nov. 16, 1980 and was the 39th guitar built that day which is confirmed by the serial number. What would be a fair price for this guitar? Anybody know how I can find out? I am the original owner and it is in really nice condition. The case is also in great shape. The logo on the headstock was copied from Martin.
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Rich Hlaves


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Wildomar, California, USA
Post  Posted 18 Oct 2011 8:05 am    
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I would think $400-500 would be fair for the law suit Takamine.

Pics would help. I think your model has the bound neck?

I had a non-electric version of your guitar and traded it for a Leslie 45 speaker cab.
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George Kimery

 

From:
Limestone, TN, USA
Post  Posted 19 Oct 2011 7:52 am     1980 EF 360S acoustic electric guitar
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Rich, thanks for your appraisal of the guitar. I paid extra for a one piece spruce top. I was hoping that it being 31 years old and that it had the Martin copy logo on it, might make it more valuable. If it is only worth $400 to $500, then I will just keep it for the time being.
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