Vintage Acoustic Guitar

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Well now that all depends if a neck reset is not your forte then take it to someone capable and honest. In our Humble opinion this Guit could be salvageable some great parts , look it over well. Sold as is, as found Thank you. N-F P-7 found in F hole.  

  Buyers should be aware that they are purchasing a piece of vintage audio / musical equipment.  We try the best we can to accurately describe the item and its current operating condition, but  make no warrantee of any sort, and the item is sold "AS IS,"  "NO RETURNS."  Any obvious physical damage caused in shipping will be covered by insurance, and it is up to the buyer to file a claim for this. It is always possible for items to sustain shocks that alter their working condition but result in no obvious physical damage or for a part to fail simply due to age, and we disclaim responsibility for this.  These caveats aside, in our own experience, vintage musical, audio and related equipment that has been working for 20-50 years is quite robust, and likely to arrive in the same condition as it was in when shipped.    
 
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