Nice looking guitar. It looks a lot like my 6148 that was built is ‘73. Mine didn’t have the Card Suit in the front apron though.
Here are some things
I think that potential buyers are going to want to see. When you’re ready to post your ad, consider adding pictures of the following.
Underside full view. End to end.
Full top view, end to end.
Underside highlighting the 3 cross shafts so that mechanism can be seen in better detail (racks, or two-hole bell-cranks?).
Bottom of the changer. Condition of return springs. Oxidation?
End view of changer showing rod ends and condition of endplate.
Top view of bridge and pickup. Any delam on pickup? Show presence or absence.
Gumby head with roller nuts.
Endplate on the tuner side if the guitar.
Any cosmetic blemishes (bar dings, etc)? Most old guitars have
something, and it’s good form to highlight any battle scars, even if minor. I’m always suspect of “mint†guitars that are half a century old.
Anyway, that’s the stuff I would be interested in. I’m no expert on PSG appraisal, but it seems to me that the $1500 you were suggested above is probably a good ballpark, based on what I’ve seen historically on the Forum. It’s a desirable vintage guitar, but on the other hand, only two knee levers will be a slight negative. Levers can be added (I did to mine). It was a worthwhile expense for me to make, but not trivial. About $200 per lever in parts after all said and done, and I did all the work on it.
Nice guitar. Good luck!
