Reunion Blues Vintage Guitars Road Show - Part 3

In the third segment of Reunion Blues' Vintage Guitars Road Show, the show hits up Bananas at Large in California. Highlights include: * A very rough '69 Jazz Bass with so many modifications - including removal of the binding, and the owner's name and SSN etched into the hardware - the appraisers get a little upset. Still, the bass' value will surprise you. * The single prototype of Fender's Gold Custom Shop Strat. There was a limited run of 100, which was commissioned for NAMM's 100th anniversary in 2001. * Near-perfect 1961 SG-style Les Paul Jr.

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• Premier Guitar
• Blues
• Reunion Blues
• Vintage Guitar Road Show
• Bananas at Large
• Jazz Bass
• Fender
• SG
• Les Paul

[schumickthegreat]

i would never sell my vintage ric 325 and 1961 epi casino

[TonyBurke100]

That gold Strat is beautiful

[webtrafficempire]

I would love to have the gold guitar. They didn't think about the value climb back then.

Badgetman

[webtrafficempire]

I love these vintage guitars. I have 75 in my collection thanks for the post

Gadgetman

[veeshead]

SG JR was made until the mid to late 60's. Who are these 'experts?"

[shaserv]

@qaws12321able ....I agree.....

[qaws12321able]

in my opin, these guitars should be worth way more

[SIRONEDRAGON]

cool

[babajaga63]

Does anybody knows what is the name of the song at beginning of the video?

Thanks

[mikeymodavis123]

i have a sg junior like that, the tuners have been changed to grovers also, and the bridge, didnt know that was the only year they made that junior! sweet!