The Shark

Is that King Tut?

Damn if it ain't! Those stripes coming off the rhythm pickup give it away. Oh, Boy!

There are 10, according to "the Book". I now own four. An addiction to be sure. Love these guitars.

I've been watching this one for months. I couldn't believe nobody would make an offer. Honestly, I've no way of knowing if nobody did. But it seemed like a great price at $2,995. I offered $2420 plus $80 shipping. It's on the way. Parts are tarnished a good bit. I can fix that. Am I missing something, or is this the best $2,500 guitar you've seen in a while?

It's not looking good...

Please sell them to your new buddy Dave!

I have one, but it will be expensive. The flames can be felt through the paint on the top. Will Boggs "WB" GregWinds tapped and ready. Hasn't really been played.

I don't think that's mine. It was never on the Robin site and Greg was the only one that took pics of it, before I got it.

I contacted him about three times over a few years and he was gracious enough to sell it to me.

Okay. Here it comes. "How much for just one"?

There'll be no co-mingling. I promise.

Nitro applied...

I received my autographed copy from Willie late last week. It's just fantastic. So much info that I didn't know. Five of my guitars are in the hundreds pictured in the book. Everyone that's a Robin fan needs this book. You can get it from Willie at willie@vintageguitar.com. He can autograph those. You can also buy it on Amazon. Every guitarist's library should include this book!

It's Sonokeling (an Indonesian "rosewood"). The body and neck are Mango. I'm cautiously optimistic. It really didn't cost that much.

More refined...

And the offer's always open for you to "Check" any of them out of the library, my friend. Even the highly elusive Baker Bengal...

Thanks. Here's another ES-335 style guitar I have hanging around. It's a 1997 ES-335 TDC. Not Historic or Custom Shop. Just fantastic. Took it to practice Tuesday night...

Someday. My "stuff" is in three separate locations and not by "vendor". 😇

My Savoy was consecutively built with the first Kizanski #1. It's a totally different animal than my 335's. Thinner with a carved top. Sounds very much like them, however. The Rio Grande pickups are the real difference. Dark and really expressive, when you dig into them. Great guitars. The Kizanski and the "matching" Savoy...

Or "I have a better one for 6K"!!!!

I have a G&L Legacy in sea foam green. It's an early one. Sold it at the Orlando show in the mid-nineties. About ten years ago, one just like it popped up on eBay in Orlando. It was my guitar. Paid $700 for it. Just a gem.

Very cool. PM Sent. DR

Jason Isbell at the Ryman...

I, patiently, waited for #0004 for years. After about seven or eight offers, the original owner decided to sell it. Played it at practice tonight after tuning it up with some lemon oil and DR Blues .010 to .046. This is just a fantastic guitar. One of the best I've ever owned.