had three of em @ one time (2orig., 1 used) 1994-1998: then lost the love of the paul and sold em all !>....boy life is funny.
made with love like the real deals, all of em sounded slightly diff, some better than others, all really good.
mostly honduran mahog, eastern tops, braz boards, all the right apointmts.
I was the orginal owner of the one and only gt mary ford version, that ended up with Ian Thornley, but I heard he may not have it anymore.....that gtr has a rediculous flame top, but it had a huge "gorby" mineral streak through it, so it was done all gold and mary ford look added.(original to gtr, not after)
just under 30 made
_1st run: had slightly shallower headstock angles and very square back edge with higher arched top carves., very good accurate inlay.
--2nd run: rounder than gibson back edge (they had the wrong jig!), shallower more accurate arches in the tops, smaller yellow binding, less accurate inlay (more white), thinner braz boards usually, correct neck angles.
--there were also, single instruments here and there in between the runs, but I do believe, only two full runs, plus the extra couple here and there.
hope that helps !