Blonde Gretsch Streamliner from the 70's...how much is it worth? Find out at the end of the post. Here's the blurb from the seller.
Vintage Guitar Gretsch Streamliner Blonde ULTRA RARE!!
Vintage
Gretsch Streamliner
Ultra Rare- Blonde!!!
with Factory Bigsby!!!!
NO RESERVE!!!!!!!!
I want to first start off with saying I am not an expert, in Gretsch Guitars. However, it has not been hard to determine that this is a very rare guitar, with rare combinations. Blonde was only offered from 70-73, from what i have been able to determine. Also, the fact that the guitar has a factory vibrato is rare is well.
I cannot determine the exact year of the guitar, because the label is not present, inside the guitar. Maybe some of you Gretsch Guru's can help me out with this.
I know it is not Red or Green, but nonetheless it is an exceptional Blonde, and the guitar plays and sounds terrific. Comes with the Factory Gretsch Case. Please feel free to email me with any questions that you may have, and i will do my best to answer them. This is a no reserve auctions, so happy bidding and good luck.
I will ship this guitar internationally, however, ALL international payments have to be made via wire transfer only. Buyer pays actual USPS shipping costs as well.
Winning bid: US $1,000.00
This is not a Streamliner. It is a 7603 Broadkaster. They were made between 1974 and 1979.
ReplyDeleteYeah, it´s a 7603 Broadkaster (Maple Natural). They were made from 1973 to 1979.
ReplyDeleteHere is the info: http://www.gretschslostweekend.com/?page_id=258