MSA D-10 Pristine condition

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Paul Foster
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MSA D-10 Pristine condition

Post by Paul Foster »

HI everyone
I have one of the nicest MSA guitars on the planet, this is 1980 vintage, been very well cared for and plays and sounds awesome. If you are looking for a "Lifetime" steel you just found it I guarantee you will never wear it out, The bell on the bottom is a "Friendship" given to me by a dear friend who is no longer with us.
Im asking 1800. and we split the shipping, these guitars are built like a tank so they are kinda heavy.
You won't find one any nicer!!! :D :aside: :aside:
call me anytime 928-474-0355 e-mail navion@q.com

8 and 5 knee, standard emmons tuning





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Hal Higgins
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Post by Hal Higgins »

If I had the extra $.$$$.....this guitar would be sittin in my music room.....It's a very nice guitar...and a great price, too. HAL
HAL...Excel D-10 w/ 8 & 5. SteelSeat.com w/back,SteelSeat.com Pedal Board on Legs with Quilter Tone Block 200 amp, Boss GE 7, Boss DD 3, Boss RV 6, Boss RT-20 Hilton Expression Pedal, Evans Cabinet with 4 ohm Eminence 15" speaker. BJS birthstone bar, Powder coated Tone bar by Michael Hillman. Dunlop Coated finger picks and Zookies L30 thumb picks.
Paul Foster
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Pristine MSA

Post by Paul Foster »

How about a bumperaoo!! :D :D :D :whoa:
Roger Trahan
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Nice Guitar

Post by Roger Trahan »

Very nice looking guitar, I have one similar to yours and am looking for a backup to it. Does your guitar have a solid wooden body? Please advise. God Bless Roger
Dave Diehl
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Post by Dave Diehl »

I have one exactly like it Paul (less the bell)and it is without a doubt an excellent playing and sounding guitar. Little heavy yes but I like it because it keeps it's feet on the floor.
Clyde Mattocks
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Post by Clyde Mattocks »

These are the best bang for the buck out there. Great sounding steels and easy to work on!
LeGrande II, Nash. 112, Harlow Dobro
Burnell Groft
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Post by Burnell Groft »

Paul I wish mine was as nice,I have one like it and they sure play and sound great. You should have no trouble to sale that one.
Paul Foster
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Sold pending payment

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Guitar has a new home as soon as funds arrive, funds will be sent when sale is finalized----
Paul Foster
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close thread

Post by Paul Foster »

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Please close thread guitar is sold, funds will follow
Paul Foster
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Sold

Post by Paul Foster »

This beautiful guitar has a new home, close her uo Bob, thanks to all who replied, donation will follow Paul

Roger you got a great guitar!!
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Pit Lenz
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Post by Pit Lenz »

Now, what did you do with that bell?

Order beer on RKV???:idea:
Haven´t seen a beerbell in a copedent yet-
Please tell us....

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Paul Foster
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bell

Post by Paul Foster »

The bell is on my new Desert-Rose, Ill never part with it! Given to me by a dear friend who has gone on, he was my drummer
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