Sho-Bud Pro III Custom

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Patrick Lyons
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Sho-Bud Pro III Custom

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I am selling this guitar for a friend, who doesn't know much about pedal steel guitars. What he know is that it is a 1978 and is in good condition. It comes with a case and he said it could use some strings. He is asking $1700 obo plus shipping. email me with any questions. Thanks for looking. These were the pics that he had sent me, sorry for the low quality.

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Post by Kevin Hatton »

Is that rust or just dirt on the under carriage? Also the legs look pretty scratched up? End plates also.
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Hard to tell from photos of photos on a computer screen. Images are pixelated.
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I'll have some better pics up later this week.
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Post by Gary Preston »

:eek: Where was this guitar sitting when the pictures were made ? It looks like in a basement or a storage building !!!??? I too would like to know whats on the changer springs ,etc .
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I am going to get some better pictures up later tomorrow. I think the undercarriage is fine, I think it is just a bad photo.
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Trade?

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I have a Les Paul "Showcase" that I would like to trade for a Sho-Bud or Mullen. If this is something you would consider just let me know. The link to my guitar on the forum is http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=215711 . Thanks and good luck.
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Re: Sho-Bud Pro III Custom (New pictures added)

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[quote="Patrick Lyons"]I am selling this guitar for a friend, who doesn't know much about pedal steel guitars. What he know is that it is a 1978 and is in good condition. It comes with a case and he said it could use some strings. He is asking $1700 obo plus shipping. email me with any questions. Thanks for looking. These were the pics that he had sent me, sorry for the low quality.


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Patrick Lyons
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Post by Patrick Lyons »

My friend isn't looking for any trades, the steel could use a cleaning, but other than that it is in good shape. I have a few offers already, but it's still available. Thanks
Bill Bailey
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Pro III Custom

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:D Can you still read who signed the inspection sticker? That wood is awesome, I bet it was origially a blue guitar that faded to green.
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Post by Jim Bates »

Does anyone know what the metal strips behind the changers are for? I had a Pro II a few years ago that had the same thing on it, and I never found an answer for them.

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i don't see any problem. looks likea real nice steel at a fair price to me!
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Post by Todd Brown »

Jim, I've seen some Pro III's with the strips and some without them. I don't think they serve a functional purpose. Maybe they started putting the strips behind the changer to hide the wood that was already cracked or would, as in alot of cases, eventually crack. :\
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Patrick, can you PLEASE read the name of the person who signed the inspection sticker shown in the picture???
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Post by Mike Castleberry »

Bill, I believe the sticker is a patent pending sticker that shows the patent numbers. I don’t think there is a signature on it. I have a Pro III and it has that sticker on it, in the same place. Mike
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Thanks Mike, my Pro III Custom had an inspection sticker with Dwayne Marrs as the inspector, which ment Dwayne built my guitar, it was a 1976 with the thin pedals, waw what a guitar that was.
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Post by Carl Smith »

Patrick: What part of Illinois are you from? If I decide to make a bid I could save shipping by picking up steel in person.
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the steel is located in chicago illinois in the logan square area.
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