The mounting threads are good, there is no damage to the wood, a few blimishes to the finish see pictures 4, 5 6, and 7) that's not bad keeping in mind that it is 30 something years young. I think this is a great neck considering it's age.
That this neck was removed from, said he bought it new in 1977, can't guarantee that, I am just telling you what I was told) Japanese Made FT 140 Epiphone Acoustic Guitar Serial# 1163115 that this neck came off of. A Vintage 1970's(The person that I bought the guitar from. Not a blimish on the right side of the headstock in Picture 1 and also a light reflection on the back of the neck in picture two. We will do the best to accurately describe the item in the listing. Please see the three to four digit store identifier at the bottom of the description, and email prior to auction end for a quote on reduced shipping. We can sometimes combine shipping and reduce the rate if you win items from the same location. We currently ship from multiple locations in the states of Texas and Florida. Expedited shipping is available for additional costs at the buyer's expense, so please email any special requests, and we'll try to get you a quote within 24 hours. Shipping time with UPS ground is generally 2-6 business days, we will email the tracking information when shipment is made. Insurance and delivery confirmation is included for all items and is calculated into the shipping charge. And we guarantee it will leave our store within 2 business days. Our goal is to ship within 24 hours of PayPal receipt of payment. Shipments will only be made to confirmed PayPal addresses. We can only ship to addresses in the contiguous US(48 states) This item will be shipped via UPS ground. We are unable to accept orders from resellers. Sales tax must be collected for all Texas and Florida buyers. PayPal also gives you the flexibility to pay with your checking account. Guarantee: 30 Day satisfaction guarantee 206928.1 847 CM Order: 13854 We are only able to accept PayPal payments it's secure and offers the most protection to buyers and sellers alike. Scuffs or marks) Auction includes: Guitar adn hard case. This item will be working mechanically(if applicable) but can have some signs of wear to the exterior(Ex. more Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Make: Guild Model: d35-nt Condition: Used/Lightly Used- This item has been used but is still in decent condition. Vintage 1979 Guild D-35 Nt Acoustic Guitar with Hard Case Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to Enlarge Click to. And please, don't bid unless you fully intend to honor it. If you are unsure about the piece, please do not bid as I will not accept any returns. I try to give an accurate description of an item, post good photos and allow plenty of time to ask questions. While I will send almost anywhere, OVERSEAS BUYERS SHOULD GET AN ESTIMATE ON SHIPPING COSTS AS THEY CAN BE EXPENSIVE.
#Epiphone model number code
BUT IF YOU WANT AN ESTIMATE FOR SHIPPING FROM ME, SEND A ZIP CODE AND I'LL GET YOU ONE. Please make use of the ebay shipping calculator. Don't miss out! I accept Paypal but will consider other methods of payment. This is guaranteed to be 100% fresh to the market, right out of a house and hasn't been offered before. This is a beautiful guitar that rarely comes up in this color. And it sounds great! Deep lows and ringing highs. Jumbo frets don't look to have been filed.
Now to the good parts: The cherry red colors are vivid and shiny. The case does have a musty smell to it as it's been closed up for many years. The neck tilts upward somewhat and the action at the 12th fret is 3/16" The bridge is adjusted about as low as it can go but there is about 1/8" on top that could be filed down. There is an area on back of neck where the varnish is worn away and I don't know how that happened. These all look to be due to humidity issues and not from being dropped or hit. There are three cracks down right side of back near edge about 8"long.
#Epiphone model number crack
Condition as follows: There is a 3 1/2" crack down the left side on top near the edge, parallel to the sound hole. I don't believe it's been used in many years now. Here is a great find: A 1970 FT 79 Texan by Epiphone in the rare Cherry Red finish.
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