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HanGartner
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I bought this guitar in 1972 while stationed at Shaw AFB in Sumter, SC. All original except I replaced the bridge, pickups and pots, but I hung onto the stock parts which are still in the original case. This was one of my main working stage and studio guitars for about three years. I still keep it in it's case and try to play it every few weeks. Whenever I take it to the music store to tryout an amp or stomp box, it draws a crowd. I'm damn sure it's not my playing! It's the blond in my life!
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