Date my Shobud

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Tyler Macy
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Date my Shobud

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I have a red Pro III here, curious to know when she was made..

SN - 12983
Says "The Pro-III Custom" on the front
Triple raise, double lower
Hex cross shafts
Narrow pedals
Teardrop (Gumby) headstocks

I figured it was early 80's. I suppose the SN could mean Dec 9, 1983. However, I thought the gumby headstocks were gone by that time...

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John Drury
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Post by John Drury »

Tyler,

Early 80's is close. By 12-83 numbers were up over 17,000. I had an 81 Pro II with the large keyheads. S/N was just under 14,000. Seymour could probably nail down a date for you that would be within a month or two.

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Ron Randall
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Post by Ron Randall »

Date your ShoBud?

No, thanks anyway. LOL
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Wiz Feinberg
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Post by Wiz Feinberg »

My Super~Pro is numbered in the low 13000's and was built in early 1981, so yours might be a 1980 model.

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Wayne Baker
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Post by Wayne Baker »

Sir, I thought about dating a Sho~Bud once, but my Emmons got extremely jealous. Image

Sorry, I tried so hard not to....

Wayne Baker
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