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Vintage 1960s Truetone solid body "Gumby" guitar in good overall vintage condition. These were made under multiple names for several companies such as Western Auto, Kay, etc. Emblem from headstock has been removed but this was made by Kay in the 1960s. Has a nice rosewood fretboard and not sure what the body is made of.Vintage instrument with minimal wear and tear. Has cosmetic dents, dings, scratches, dust, fading, cracking, rust, etc. but overall good condition for something so old. The bridge is missing a couple chunks of wood but still works. Missing one knob. See last three photos of the original rosewood bridge for details.The bridge has a flat spot so one string makes a sitar sound unless you put something under it. I put a piece of a guitar string and it sounds fine. Please look at pictures carefully and ask any questions before offerding. Plays and electronics are working, including both DeArmond made pickups that sound good, but will need a setup to make it play to your liking. Pots are a little scratchy. At least one fret buzzes on the A string closer to the neck pickup.
Sold as is and no refunds or returns unless it arrives not as described.Ships to the lower 48 US States for $50.
