1970s Greco JB-500 Natural

'70s Greco coolness strikes again!

You can't really go wrong with anything from Greco. One of the best builders of Fender and Gibson replicas at the time, most instruments from this period feature correct silhouettes and an overall build quality that was rivalling the originals at the time. This particular example appears to be a JB500 model, which notably featured a maple neck with black binding and inlays. This example features no serial number, thus placing it sometime before 1975. This example appears to have had key pieces of hardware replaced with black parts, notably the bridge, tuning machines, and control plate. This example also appears to have had the finish taken off the fretboard, as well as a new nut cut. 

Cosmetic condition is okay for its age with notable play wear and dings and scratches present throughout. Hardware is fully functional, and plays with a low-medium action. No case or gig bag included.