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This one is going on the chopping block. I figured I'd post it here before it hit the Ebay.

Price?

Ok, let me preface this by saying I am not a Mosrite expert. I will answer any & all questions as accurately & as honestly as I can. I ya'll have any details about this guitar, I'll post it. If I get corrected, I will quickly post the corrected. Here is what I know. I am not the original owner. The frets are original. The top 3 show some wear, but not too bad. It doesn't affect the playing. It comes with a hardshell case. The person from whom I bought this said it is the original. I will post a picture. The tag inside says THe Victoria Luggage Company, Inglewood, CA. There is a small scuff, about an inch long, by the knobs & there is a small, round ding that appears to have been repaired sometime in the past on the loser left of the front of the body. I've tried to capture these in the photos. There are no mods done of which I am aware. The tuners are original. They are the diamond shaped looking ones that are common on Celebrities from this time period, and not Klusons. There is no checking on the front of it & very minor on the back. This guitar is in great condition. I purchased this guitar from a small dealer that was selling it on consignment from the estate of the original owner. At least that was the story I was given.

As far as price goes. I'm not really sure. So I will ask exactly what I purchased it for. Price includes shipping UPS to anywhere in the US. The price I paid was an even $1,000.00.

If there are any questions, please either respond in this thread or PM me.

Oh yeah, the serial number on the neck maches the one on the label inside the left f hole. It is K 1067.

Sold on Ebay fro $1,055.00.

Congratulations on the sale. That one is a beauty.

She's a pur-tee one. I don't remember ever seeing these with trapeze tailpieces before.

I used this money to fund another purchase. I bought a Celebrity 1 w/ tremelo. Once this one was sold, I got kinda sad, cuz she is a beautiful guitar. So easy to play, sounded so good through the amp. I'm gonna miss this one for sure.

yeah they're too often overlooked, great guitars.

Just a follow up. I've grown to really love my new Celebrity I. It has a deeper body & a tremelo. I lowered the strings slightly & it made it much easier to play. Plus, when I play it with the gain on, it doesn't go right into piercing feedback like the other one did. Bottom line, I certainly did the right thing by trading up Celebrities.