Tuesday, July 27, 2010

Lyle Semi-Hollow - 335 style guitar in San Jose CA for $175

Not sure which Lyle this is but they are also part of the Univox - Aria family of Japanese electrics.

No pic on the listing - seller wants you to call.

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Vintage 1960`s lyle electric guitar (san jose west)

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Date: 2010-07-27, 1:12AM PDT

Reply to: sale-9wnh7-1865393081@craigslist.org [Errors when replying to ads?]
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Hello, I have a beautiful vintage semi-hollow body electric guitar.

Beautiful sunburst in color all original parts one beautiful piece

of music history to add to your collection or a beautiful item to

Display in your home a vintage guitar for a unreal price.

Asking price very low for such beauty. $175.00. If you

are interested Call me at home direct please no emails ask for

Ron (408) 648-8909.
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