Epiphone and a tremolo arm....? help plz

[GibsonSG 117]

 

Hey guys,

Ok...umm i need a little help here..see my all time dream guitar is to have a heritage cherry sg with a tremolo arm..

now i DONT want like a bigsby but i want a maestro tremolo arm or w/e ha..but anyway like eppy had a guitar like this but its discontinued... ehhh...so i cant get that so yeah.. so ive found an Epiphone Limited Edition 1966 G-400 Electric Guitar(Heritage Cherry) http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Epiphone-SG-Standard-S.O.R-Electric-Guitar?sku=512455 but theres one problem it doesnt have the arm..now i wouldnt care but ive look everywhere to try and find the arm seprate (ebay, some guitar sites, etc.) and i cant find one!!! And other thing could i contact eppy and have them put one on there customize it? or am i gonna have to buy it seprate? plz help me guys!!!! this is my dream guitar!!! plz help me make this:

 

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Epiphone-SG-Standard-S.O.R-Electric-Guitar?sku=512455

IN TO THIS:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/Epiphone-Limited-Edition-1965-G400-with-Maestro-Tremolo?sku=518079&src=3SOSWXXB

 

SO GUYS CAN YOU PLZ HELP ME OUT AND ANSWER MY QUESTIONS...

Thanks guys.

[RotcanX]

Allparts (www.allparts.com) offers two distinct Gibson-style vibrolas, both the plain style as found on SG Specials and Melody Makers as well as the fancier version with the big plate as seen on the SG Standard (this is the one that the LE G-400 has):

 

 

Note that the Allparts units are nickel-plated (not chrome) so they won't quite match the existing G-400 hardware and they don't have the lyre engraving since that is a Gibson-proprietary design, plus they are not what I would call 'inexpensive'. Here are the part numbers:

 

TP 3683-001 (simple version)

TP 3680-001 (fancy version)