Sho-bud Pro-11 Custom D-10 8X3 For Sale

Pedal, lap, Hawaiian, resonator ... anything played with a bar
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Lonnie Portwood
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Sho-bud Pro-11 Custom D-10 8X3 For Sale

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Selling for a friend. Father passed in 2005 and has been in the closet til now. Beautiful walnut (reddish)lacquer over birds eye maple. I have done a thorough cleaning, including removing the E-9 changer,deburring and polishing all moving parts. (some action was stiff)lots of cigarette smoke and gunk accumulated over the years. I was surprised there was hardly any wear at the fingers indicating it apparently had not been played as much as some. Oiled with machine oil, reinstalled, new strings,etc.

This baby plays like "butter" now and after fine tuning, stretching strings, it is very accurate and stays in tune. (the way it's supposed to)

There are a few of the usual bar dings, but not bad enough to take away from the beauty of this ole axe.

There are some pretty heavy bar dings along the middle of the C-6 fret board, and there are only two ways they could have got there! One is, the player must have gotten terribly frustrated with their performance and commenced to beating the heck out of it with the flat end of the bear, or, Two, His wife caught him with His pants down in the wrong place, and took her anger out on the fret board! I can only imagine, can't you. I know worse things have happened to steel pickers.

In spite of this, this is a beautiful, excellent playing, vintage Shobud, in the right color, so don't let this slip by you. Notice pics with flash picks up the red more than natural light.

Price is $1995 plus shipping Lonnie Portwood
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This guitar belongs to my cousin now. My uncle didn't play it much before he passed.
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Bump it up!
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Folks, check this out! pay attention, look close, don't let this slip by you. Lonnie
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TTT
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Merry Christmas
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Post by Martin Zeigler »

Lonnie; Merry Christmas to you too. This quitar has my name on it. Only thing is I don't get my SocSec until next week. May I give you my committment to buy and close the deal then? I can send a downpayment if you like?
Martin
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:D This guitar cleaned up great . I have one that i bought new in 1977 and it would take $3000.00 if i were to sell mine . Folks you better jump quick on this one .
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Gary, you are so right. These guitars are getting more and more scarce. If I were wealthy, I'd keep this one, but I'm not, so, Mr. Ziegler seems to want this one, so I may have a sale pending. Will keep ya'll informed. Lonnie
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