Honestly I don't think there was a catalog for these. I just remember them starting to show up in stores.

There was a one page flyer. My local Jackson rep gave some of them out to the dealers that were going to stock the reissues. It basically showed the models, some close ups of the V-trem, and little squares for the available colors. I used to have one, but I am pretty sure it has been lost to time....

I found a price list a while ago which I may still have. I'm at work though so I can't check until I get home.

Well I've stopped tyre kicking and bought it so it would be good to see a scan of the flyer and price list just for the weird bit of me that wants to know everything about the guitars I have. :dunno:

They were definately nice guitars. They were more like custom runs so every single one could be different - there were vintage Trems and Floyds, 1 hum, 2 hum, HSS, maple ebony and rosewood and several colors - black white blue red and some snakeskins and ghost flames

Only issues that were reported were headstock finish pulling off from the bottom of the head by the logo

Yes thats what I gather from the thread searches and google searches I did. Hopefully the one I've got doesn't have the headstock issue (seller says not and photo appears to be fine) but It'll hardly be the end of the world.
I presume these were built by Jackson USA?
Anyway looking forward to getting it next week. I'll get a couple of photos up (never did that here before). Though it's a bit of a plain jane. I doubt if it will get anyone's GAS stirred up.

+1....it's a sickness that only gets worse with age .

Ok I have seen it before what does GAS stand for and I know it's not the stuff you put in your vehicle
Thanks Rich

I've bought three of those reissues over the years and changed them from plain Janes into Crazy Daisies.

Gear (or guitar) Acquisition Syndrome

Those look fantasic Matt. I had thought of a repaint myself but I have yet to find someone in Ireland or the UK who does graphic finishes that would come close the the likes of Mike Learn or Dan Lawrence.
There are some great air brush guys in the UK but I haven't seen any that would have the experience on guitar finishes.

http://www.jedistar.com/pdf/CharvelP...Summer2005.pdf
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Charvel-Guit...-/181581691695

Please excuse my ignorance but why not send it to Mike? He does business with folks overseas all the time.

Rich, that's magic! Just what I was looking for. Much appreciated.
Matt, I didn't know that. I remember looking at the website a few years ago and (I thought) it said that they didn't do guitars that required international shipping. Though having looked at the website today I don't see that anywhere and I see a guitar done for customer in Turkey . I would expect that the cost would be waaay out of my league...but once I get my hands on this guitar and if it's half as good as I hope it will be I'd love to get some paintwork done. Your guitars really look fantastic.