Sho Bud 1974 Custom Pro II back on market

[Shane Collins]

It's amazing to me how many people will call and say "I'll take it and the check is in the mail! Then, you never see the check." Once again this 1974 beauty is back on the market for serious buyers only. If you have a nice Emmons, I would consider Some type of trade. Who wants it?? She's nice and ready to go! [/u]

[Ken Pippus]

http://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=251185

[Shane Collins]

***Back on market due to lack of payment***
I'm looking at selling my Bud and Nash 1000 outright or trading for another high end steel. I bought this Bud from Ron Bryson a while back and she is in excellent condition! She's never been taken out of the house. Smoke Free and an amazing guitar. I'm looking at wanting an Emmons or maybe a Mullen with a Nash 112. Wanting to try a push-pull rig Here's Ron's original post. I've never touched a thing on this beauty. She is amazing.. "Note: This is not an original collector's piece. This guitar has been totally refurbished/polished, and parts replaced to allow this to be a player guitar. All the aluminum components have been polished, John Coop "Superfingers" in E9 changer, replaced Sho-Bud fingers in C6 changer. Coop RKL & RKR assemblies along with Coop half stop mechanism. New TrueTone pickups. Cabinet cleaned, waxed and polished,beautiful birdseye! New fretboards. All extra holes in underside of cabinet filled. Final setup and adjustment by Albert Johnson and Leon Roberts in Tallahassee. This guitar plays as well as any all pull guitar.. Case is in fair to good condition, very servicable. ". Cash price is 2800 for both guitar and amp or 2600 for guitar. I'm also open to trade with the right guitar and amp.

[David Zornes]

Are the brackets that hold the knee levers made of pot metal? What are the pick-ups wound to? I,e. ohms Is this an all pull steel?

[Shane Collins]

No pot medal. It is a all pull guitar.