Sunday, January 3, 2010

1980 Gibson 335-S in Bay area for $775



Here is a Gibson I am not familiar with - from the Norlin period - it is a solid body Firebrand-type 335. Sort of a cross between a DC LP Junior and a PRS. Interesting... and this owner kept it for ten years so may be a versatile player.

Vintage Gibson 335-S Standard - $775 (pacifica)

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Date: 2009-12-31, 9:09AM PST
Reply to: sale-eq89v-1531834325@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]

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1980 335-S Firebrand. Hand built in Nashville Plant, TN, USA August 8th, 1980 Production Number: 57. These guitars were made for only 2 years '80&'81. Super nice quality Gibson player with a reputation for versatility. I've had the guitar for about 10 years. Not many of these out there!

Asking $775.00

No Trades.

Local, cash sale only.

Thanks - Happy New year!
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