I traded a 68 Vibrolux reverb for a Peavey Envoy in '92. I wnted more distortion. It makes me sick to think about it now...the Fender goes for about $1600US while i could get a 90's Envoy for a hundred bucks
that's the spirit, drink those troubles away.:food-smiley-004:dwagar said:The worst was trading my '55 Les Paul Special (in '68) on my '64-ES330.
They gave me $300 trade in. I think I'd paid $225 for it. It had the brown cali girl case too. sigh.
Next up would be the '56 Tele. Can't remember what I sold it for. Not much.
Or maybe the '57 Strat I didn't buy (it was $250) when I opted for my Clarke ($225).
The '68 Goldtop Les Paul ($325 I think) - I didn't care for the 'gold'. I'd kill to have it now.
There were a few others, I'm probably blocking them out.
Ok, I think I'll go downstairs now and be depressed.
74 Gibson Les Paul Custom and a Peavey amp for....a fence.big frank said:1964 blackface Super Reverb near mint with cover- $200.
We needed a carpet for our apartment back in 1973.
A former bandmate of mine sold his 65/66 super reverb for around $250 back around the time or so. He also sold his 65 Tele for around the same price. He got married and his wife didn't want him to be a rock star anymore Told him what his tele was worth about 6 months ago - I'm sure I saw the colour disappear from this face.big frank said:1964 blackface Super Reverb near mint with cover- $200.
We needed a carpet for our apartment back in 1973.