NGD!! Another FG-110E!!!

That was the quickest delivery of a Shopgoodwill.com guitar by far!! I paid for it on Monday, they shipped on Tuesday, and I got it on Thursday. Unfortunately they didn't put my name on it! I had it shipped to the local FEDEX Office location.. They were curious who it belonged to because the label said UNKNOWN!!

I'd call it above excellent to just below mint. 4 small dings in the top, only 2 are noticeable in the pictures. Only one small ding on the sides & nearly mint on the back. Tuners are are mint as the day it was made. There is a slight amount of fret wear, so it was played. Oddly the frets are dressed visibly lower on the bass side. The strings are off center on the fretboard 1/16" at the 14th fret, I can fix that during the neck reset. The action is 5/32" will very little of the aluminum saddle sticking out of the bridge. Oddly the saddle is a little chewed up, the worst thing on the whole guitar. I'm going to have to make a new one anyway. The neck's going to have to be reset. Fortunately I have another FG-110E to practice on. I have no idea how to get the pickup out. I'll probably remove the electronics for the neck reset. It sounds pretty good with some random crackling. The ad claimed the tone control didn't work, seemed fine to me. I didn't get to take any internal pictures but I did do a little looking around with the new endoscope and didn't see anything other than something hand written. An 8 digit serial number is ink stamped on the label, dating it to 10/17/1072. First year for this model. It's in very impressive shape, even more so for 45 years old!!