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I think I've heard that the '64's have a bigger neck? I could be wrong. I know it's true with 335's. SG's are popular right now! Getting pricey.

My favorite look for a Strat right there.

Dude!

OK Guitars has a few Strats right now. He's very reputable.

I have a 73 Bluesbird I love, also an early 80's bass which is awesome. If I was a collector it would be Guilds.

That is a workingman's amp.

Love me some tweed. Had a '59 Bassman back in the 70's. Now I have a Germino Tweed Deluxe and a Victoria 5112. The clones are close enough for me.

I think about this a lot. If it were me, (and it may be someday) I'd like to have $20K USD before I started looking. In that price range I can get the guitar I want, rather than the one I can afford.

Guilds from the 70's are great. The HB1 pickups from that era are sweet! If you wanted an acoustic a '75 Mossman would be a nice choice. Better and cheaper than Martins of that era. 70's Les Paul Customs can be good but you better be in shape.

Might be worth it. Yowza!

I have a '73 Guild Bluesbird that's killer. I love 70's Guilds! Also Mossman acoustic guitars from that era are very nice. I think Les Paul Customs from that era are nice (but heavy). I started playing at 16 back in 1970. For the most part those were dark times for new guitars, but there were a...

I think the pickups on the '63 are D'Armonds. If it was me, I'd go for the '66.

I don't think it matters. I have a mixture. Three of my guitars are from the 70's, which to me is kinda hard to call vintage. I don't like them any more or less than my newer guitars. Half of my amps are vintage, the others are boutique tweed clones. They are all great.

Start playing. Old 335's are better than money.

I'd be looking at early 60's 345's.

Exactly.

I have a late 70's Ibanez "Champion" which is a sunburst dreadnaught. I haven't found anything that sounds better, and it plays great.

Check out es-335.org if you haven't already.

Double bound Tele in some cool color......or a 345..I like red ones!

I have never played any kind of Guild guitar where I didn't fall in love with the neck.

I think I want a Harvard. Probably get a clone.

I have a 70's Ibanez "Champion" dreadnaught that's not going anywhere. Sitka top, mahogany back and sides, rosewood bridge and fingerboard, handmade.

I just bought a '73 from Elderly for $1400. It looks the same except mine is a lighter tint. The neck pickup on mine is really really sweet. I also love the feel of the bound rosewood fingerboard (I normally play maple Tele's). Just a great guitar. I would have paid $1700 if I'd had too. It...

To me, Vintage refers to the time before Gibson started cutting corners.

I wouldn't buy a 70's Tele without playing it. They were pretty hit or miss back then.