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From one Guild fan to another, Congrats Justa!

Better late than never. Did you snag it? http://www.matsumoku.org/models/washburn/wing/wing.html

Hi Programmer, great to see you.

Thanks for the review Nelskie! I'm getting it.

Whatcha got Rocket? What's CRUGE Dreadman?

41, way too young. Happy journey Jeff.

The J and the D? Nice catches Dreadman.

Dang, I gotta get an electric again.

Wow, that's good. I wouldn't say better. Different, that's for sure.

Great advice Wings, and you know Strum, Scarborough Fair's just not going to sound the same on an electric.

Is that the last of your Washies Strum?

Yep, it's a matsumoku. They also made the Washburn Wings. http://www.matsumoku.org/models/washburn/wing/wing.html

Right on Simon! and Strum too!

Bummer Strum, too young to go.

Hey Magoo! Good to see ya' buddy.

Message sent, hope to see Jim post some pics.

Nice work Dreadman, and thanks for taking the time to put this together for us!

Sure, I'll ask him, but he started posting some pics of his collection on WGF, then took them down and disappeared.

A 1978 D66SW Prairie Song Custom. Another great MIJ Washburn is my 1974 W600. http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c188/Pikeusa/W600.jpg http://i27.photobucket.com/albums/c188/Pikeusa/Washburn1974Catalog-06-W500W600.jpg

Nice ones SPT. Mine are both Martin style pegheads, which are definitly the high end Yamaki builds and great guitars. I'm not sure about the V style pegheads, I haven't come across any info stating that they are, though I know from those that own them, they are great guitars as well.