Uncle Lou's Classic Guitars
Lou Gatanas
(718) 762-1679
Flushing, NY
1:59 AM
Any reasonable hour.

Cash, certified/bank check, or wire transfer pre-paid. A 25% minimum deposit is required for "Lay-Away" purchases and shall not exceed thirty days. If item is not paid in full after thirty days, the deposit will be returned less 15% of the selling price for re-stocking.

All guitars are shipped and insured at customer`s expense via Fedex. Customer assumes responsibility for any insurance claims.

24 hour money back approval on mail order purchases less a 15% "re-stocking/rental" fee. This is to deter all the "Wankers" who feel they can buy a guitar through the mail, use it on a gig or in the studio, then return it when they're done! No returns on "Lay-Away" purchases.

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1952 Gibson Les Paul pickguard

$2,000
Up for grabs is a rare & desirable 1952-53 cream pickguard for a Les Paul Standard. It’s in very good condition showing no cracks or modifications, and would be perfect for restoring your early P-90 Goldtop. Please note this doesn’t include the mounting hardware; shipping is $20 Domestically and $100 internationally.
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Gibson ‘67 Max Flying V

$27,500
Anyone interested in a Max ‘67 Flying V replica? This is one of three I know of in existence, including an unpainted husk with no parts. It’s finished in see-through Cherry, weighs a featherweight 6lbs 11oz, it’s loaded up with all 60’s parts (with the exception of the guard and case), and it plays and sounds great. It was built decades ago, so it shows a fair amount of natural and artificial...
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1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard

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Does anyone out there know the whereabouts of this beautiful & unusually flamey '58 burst? Please message me if you do. It's serial # 8 5394 and it was stolen from Billy Squier in 1986...he's been looking for it ever since. I know Billy; he's a really nice guy who didn't deserve to have 'his baby' stolen from him. He won't press criminal charges and he'd be willing to buy the guitar back at...
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1959 Gibson Burst Gallery

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For those of you who know nothing of me and what I do, I've put together a PARTIAL sampling of 1958-60 bursts that I've sold in recent years (Please don't ask, they're all gone!). How does one get so many bursts...Luck? No way!!! I pay more than ANYBODY that's how! This is not an invitation for free appraisals, give me a call if you're serious about moving one.
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