It has a lot of neat features that most Pro IIIs do not have. It has the wood inlay on the front apron. It also has the double raise and single lower changer. The changers are in good shape. Both necks have great sounding George L's E-66 pickups.
The E9 neck works fine and the E's raise and lower on the left knee levers.
The C6 neck needs a little work. I have never played it and it needs set up. All the parts are there - see undercarriage pictures - but some of the pedals don't seem to do much. I'm sure it is not a hard thing to fix, but I have admittedly not messed with it.
It has been refinished at some point in it's life, before I ever got ahold of it. It is a prettier green than it looks - the lower right corner of the apron that faces the player is what it looks like all over in person. There is a bit of corrosion on the legs and where the rods connect to the pedals, but nothing too terrible. The case is not gorgeous, but it works.
An easy one to fix up the C6 or ready to be made into a E9 with a pad - your choice.
