It was sold used in Oregon about 1.5 years ago.  It was my first guitar, and I miss it and want it back!  I know it's a far-fetched idea, but who knows, maybe it will show up.

Please Please Please find it!

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d21, that's gonna be tough!

look at last post from "a strang thing"....

:mellow: J.

Quote from: joopie on January 20, 2006, 11:54:07 PM
d21, that's gonna be tough!

look at last post from "a strang thing"....

:mellow: J.

You were my only hope Joopie...darn, I see your OM-03 is a rosewood...

For what it's worth, the bridge is pretty stricking. I'm getting ready to unload some gear to finance another guitar. I hope I end up with no regrets.

Man, you're up against it there.  I'm still looking for my 1967 Gibson B45-12 that I bought new in '68 and solid in 1988.  'Probably never find it.  It's the only one that'll have an American flag decal (or evidence of it having been there) just below the trapeze tail piece.

I figure when they're gone they're gone.  I'd love to have my first electric back (a Harmony solid body).  I even remember who I sold it to.  But I haven't seen him in 30 years.

I traded in my Simon & Patrick when I bought my Firebird last month, and I can't bear to go back to the store now.  I was there once, and the S&P was sitting there, staring at me accusingly, like a dog returned to the Humane Society.  Somebody had changed the tuning, and I thought, "How dare they?"

I figure I'll stay away till it sells.

If it's still there in six months, well....

P.S. I tend to think a lot of this is misplaced nostalgia for our lost youth.  It's not like I really need my Harmony.  But if I had it back, I might be able to feel again like I did when I was 13, figuring out how to play "Fortunate Son"....

Quote from: Tycho on January 21, 2006, 02:02:05 PM
P.S. I tend to think a lot of this is misplaced nostalgia for our lost youth.  It's not like I really need my Harmony.  But if I had it back, I might be able to feel again like I did when I was 13, figuring out how to play "Fortunate Son"....

I know exactly what you mean.  Heart-breaking.  Too bad, had that person joined the Forum, I'd probably have a pretty decent chance of finding that guitar again...