February 2008 \ Eye Candy \ Guitar of the Month \ 1962 National Studio 66 Model

1962 National Studio 66 Model

 Premier Guitar February 2008

A great playing guitar with “Gumby” headstock and Brazilian rosewood fretboard. It’s Sea Shell Pink with a seashell-shaped pickup that sounds like a big Tele. Even the most jaded audience member will do a double take when see they see this guitar on stage.

From Willies American Guitars St. Paul MN



     

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Pat Burchfield
on 12/05/2012 		I have a 62 red glenwood that is missing the original tailpiece and bridge. I also think the neck has been repainted sometime in the past because the keys are not original and the nameplate on the front is not in the correct place and the serial number plate on the back is missing, but even with all that said it is still a 62 Glenwood
Ihsan Walker
on 07/05/2012 		I'm Looking To Buy One Of These For Anything Under $900...
Anybody Up For That...?
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Dr. Uncle Mike
on 03/29/2012 		I bought one of these in 1982 for $60. I had no idea what I had. The music store gave me $200 in trade when I bought a Strat Plus in 1988. File this one under "Guitars I Wish I Still Had"!
ryan fraser
on 10/10/2011 		i have this exact guitar im looking to sell it
Awesome!!
on 02/25/2010 		We were offered about 900$ from a private dealer...that seems to be the going rate.
kevin stewart
on 11/08/2009 		where can I find one
Dude
on 09/30/2008 		I Meant 900$
Dude
on 09/29/2008 		I have a 1962 national and we had it appraised and It was worth about $9000
Mitch
on 03/04/2008 		I have a National studio 66 electric guitar just like this one. Any idea what it is worth.



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