1966 Gibson Trini Lopez Standard guitar
1960s Gibson Trini Lopez
6 in line double link Kluson tuners
Gibson trini lopez headstock
headstock
split diamond fretboard inlays
Gibson electric guitar red
patent number pickups
long neck tenon, neck pickup cavity

1966 Gibson Trini Lopez Standard

$7,995.00
By True Vintage Guitar

This vintage 1966 Gibson Trini Lopez Standard electric guitar has just come in from its original owner! It's in spectacular condition and ready to play. 

Year: 1966. Serial 804xxx, potentiometer code "137 662x" (137 = CTS, 66 = 1966, 20 something week with last digit obscured by solder).

Specifications: 8lbs 4oz, 1 9/16" nut width, neck depth at 1st fret = .86", depth at 12th = 1.04".

Originality: All parts original except the strings! I observed no repairs or modifications. 

Condition: Excellent! Apart from typical light scratches, it's very clean. 

Playability: Excellent! The first four fret show typical wear but it still played nicely. The neck is straight and the truss rod is in good working condition.

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