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Hi my name is Jackson and i am running out of options and am not sure where to turn to next but hoping some one on this forum can help. I am looking for my family guitar that was sold with out my knowledge a while ago. it was purchased new and has a long family history.

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i am not too good at the internet stuff but it is the white Mosrite that Joe is holding. I called the company that is on the picture but they dont remember it. If anyone can help i would be in debt to you and can post some amazing stories regarding this guitar and a ton of pictures when it was new and every year until 2008 when it was sold. i will post the same thing in the vintage Mosrite place on this board. thanks all

Jackson

Welcome to the forum, Jackson. Good luck tracking down that guitar!

Here's some info on posting pictures. I'd love to see any more stories & pictures you may have.

http://www.mosriteforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=53

Jackson, That is the guitar that was at Rumble Seat Music in Ithaca, NY. I did not see the guitar there but know there pictures. I have had some dealings with them over some stolen guitars and amplifiers and knew for a fact that they had them at one time. We did get the amp back but never got the guitar and they said they never had it. I talked to the person that sold it to them and found out where it went from the police. What I am saying is that they may not be very forthcoming about all they know.
I wish you all the luck in finding this guitar.

Jim

Welcome and good luck.
Jim

They had that guitar in 2006, or maybe 2005. I remember it well, and though about buying it. There was some weirdness about the black paint on the neck that I could never figure out.

thanks guys for the tips. I hope that the guys in the shop that had it didnt try to sand down or start a repaint on the Mosrite. The guitar was 100% stock and original. reward given for anyone who can find it. whether i can buy it back or not...reward for real info on where it is now.
thanks guys and gals

Jackson

They should have that info. They keep good records but I would guess they don't want to be bothered looking from that far back. I will bet it sold for a lot of money. They have very high prices and don't care if they have to set on it for a long time to get what they want.

Jim