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[Californiaman]

I found a great looking 2002 Gibson Les Paul flame top in honey sunburst. It weighs 8 lb. 15 oz., comes with original Gibson case and is in great shape. I was actually in Lenny's shop two weeks ago checking out his National Resophonics. He's the area's biggest dealer for National.

 

Anyway, I can't get a hold of him and the problem is I don't know if it's a Historic, a Traditional, a Studio, a Special, a Supreme or what. It's my guess it's weight relieved and got a couple sound chambers under the maple cap.

 

What do you know about the 2002 Les Pauls?

 

Here's the link:

http://santabarbara.craigslist.org/msg/1704773078.html

[Riffster]

Well, it has a Nashville bridge, a low bridge pickup ring and a normal truss rod cover. It does not look like a historic to me. If it was a more expensive guitar than what it is he would price it that way.

 

Back in 2002 there was no traditional and it is not a studio or a supreme, it could only be a standard or a classic.

 

I have seen ads from this seller in th elocal Craigslist actually, he had an actual 1952 LP for sell a few months ago.

[Californiaman]

Well I've got the serial number and a little more information on the guitar.

Lenny just told me that it's got a '59 style neck but he thinks it's a standard flame top.

Serial Number is 00682624