It is missing some hardware and has a 7-8 dings around the body. What I'm trying to say is it isn't exactly the pretty vintage guitar it should be. I would like to sell it, any idea what I should ask for it?
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Also known as the "Kurt Cobain Edition"....
It is missing some hardware and has a 7-8 dings around the body. What I'm trying to say is it isn't exactly the pretty vintage guitar it should be. I would like to sell it, any idea what I should ask for it?
It is missing some hardware and has a 7-8 dings around the body. What I'm trying to say is it isn't exactly the pretty vintage guitar it should be. I would like to sell it, any idea what I should ask for it?
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Hey ZaKaTaK,
The Price Guides are not much help on Univox guitars, they don't distinguish between models.
Here's what I can tell you:
1. They are common, you can find them consistantly listed on eBay
2. I checked eBay for prices on recent auctions. The higest price I saw was $430 and the lowest price was $225. I's say the typical price was around $325.
3. Consider the condition of your instrument and price it accordingly.
Good luck with the sale. sb
The Price Guides are not much help on Univox guitars, they don't distinguish between models.
Here's what I can tell you:
1. They are common, you can find them consistantly listed on eBay
2. I checked eBay for prices on recent auctions. The higest price I saw was $430 and the lowest price was $225. I's say the typical price was around $325.
3. Consider the condition of your instrument and price it accordingly.
Good luck with the sale. sb
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