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[jtr654]

LOVE the Seagull 2 didn't they also call them Juniors at one Time.

[Sanctuary]

No they didn't, there was a Seagull Jr. but that model was essentially an electronics package and unbound rosewood board (snow-flake inlays) on the normal Seagull. There were also pointless and originally hookpoint Seagulls. Ask my why I know this? Because I have a Seagull Jr. that Neal Moser brought back from the dead. Some more info if you don't believe me: http://www.nealmoser.com/guitarpics15.htm

[xenophobe]

Always an impressive sight!

[j2379]

thanks , this is the pointless Seagull a very rare version of the seagull. sold it years ago....maybe oneway ill find another.

[Sanctuary]

Everything about that guitar is just well...interesting. What was the SN? The bridge, the LP lay-out, the bloody tuners! Didn't you have a hookpoint at one point too?

[j2379]

yes i did, i sold it the neck angle was an issue. Honestly i don't have much info on the pointless, i sold it a long time ago. no one wanted it as it had very odd options and the 6inline headstock looked out of place w that body shape. I would love to find another but I have been told that was probably the rarest of the seagull variants and one of only a handful.

[Sanctuary]

Haha, sad but true. Oh well. I regret not buying a bunch of shit when the prices were realistic.

[01rbiedenstein]

I know this is an old post, but I was wondering what your 1980 shorthorn( 3rd from bottom right) is made of. Is it Walnut sides and Koa neck, or Koa and koa? It is a beautiful guitar, so I am very intrigued by it!

[RatDog8o8]

Holy..........(insert choice of word here)! That is one badass collection of BCs. My personal favorite of theirs is/was the Ironbird. I've had a few of the "Bronze" models (Mockingbird, Warlock, Bich, Ironbird), but sold and/or traded them years ago. Now all that's left is the Widow bass.