Collywobbles
Border Collie
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- Oct 17, 2017
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Thanks for the response, collywobbles. From my Fender experience, it seems like modified guitars bring about 1/2 of what similar stock guitars bring. I'd assume it would be similar with the 1985 prs, but the market is so small that its probably difficult to put a real value on these things. I guess like anything, its basic economics and worth what someone is willing to pay for it.
I'd agree 1/2 sounds about right. To be honest knowing what to value something at is hard - I was just thinking there was a very early 1986 Sig for sale in the UK and the vednor was (and probably still is) asking a lot for it. But he said he'd paid a fortune for it, so it depends what people have in their guitar. On the other hand I was offered an even lower numbered 1986 Sig (very few 1986 Sigs btw) for around 1/3 of what they wanted and it was in perfect condition with a top that was like a ball of fire. The difference was the other person just wanted to sell it and was resigned to taking a financial hit.
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