Back in the day, Zellers was never known for their quality...... low prices on cheap stuff, yes...... but not quality.

Guys.... still listed in the Classified section of the Fourm.

While I will consider an offer, don't email me and try and tell me that a L prefix serial number was made in a foreign country to substantiate a low ball offer. Last nite was not my birthday. I am certainly being reasonable, so I would ...

If you had that silver sparkle maple cap tele, you'd be looking at 50 to 80 grand.

It is a cool video, but like a lot of this stuff it's generational. Talented guy, cool gear etc but time is passed. We are on a shortscale site and folks have lost interest in the kurtz, so folks who were interested ...

Here is the information regarding Bob Morris writing the theme song in 1965 which was a #1 hit for Buck.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buckaroo_(instrumental)

This '64 Jaguar could have been the guitar he used while writing this song ?

Here is the Buck Owens Show episode that I was referring to;

Nick wrote:Damn this seems like a fantastic deal for anyone even sort of in the market or investor....these can't stay this cheap forever.

I kinda agree with what you are thinking...... its a deal for some one.

Bob Morris was sponsored by Fender..... all of his gear was supplied directly from the Factory as part of his sponsorship deal.

That's why anytime you saw Bob Morris on TV, on the stage, in a photo..... he has some type of Fender in his hands.

If you you Tube the Buck Owens Show episode #42, you ...

I have been aske to post detailed pictures of the Body Guard and contents of the case pockets containing Bob's accessories and case candy.

Here they are;

http://i75.photobucket.com/albums/i284/bobgiven/Bob%20Morris%201964%20Fender%20Jaguar/BG%201_zpsxcrls0sh.jpg

http://i75.photobucket.com ...

I think you listed it way too low, but the problem is most people on here are into cheap guitars, and are not into that music as much.

The telecaster forum would be a better bet, and even offsetguitars.com, because a lot of people are there and many are into expensive stuff.

At this price though ...

robroe wrote:call house of guitars in Rochester NY dudes will shit thier pants

http://www.instagram.com/houseofguitars/

Sorry I'm too old for social media.... like I have always said...... ' I have all the friend I need '.

If you know them, steer them over to the post, and I thank you.

BG

robert(original) wrote:he was smart enough to take it off. its been a few years but i remember seeing a closet classic looking jaguar, but it had sat with the body guard on, and when it was removed it ended up taking off the finish off of the sides.

Actually I took it off about 2000 !!!

robert(original) wrote:that finish is amazing looking.

It has some bumps and bruises.... but for its age its pretty darn good.

He did use the body guard that is with it so it obviously did its part.

So if I ask $3950.- do you think I can get my $3750.- ???

Where is the best place to list it ?

Thanks for all who rendered an opinion.

Pictures as discussed..... I thought I was going to be reasonable at $3,750.- ........for a 1964 with the not often seen pro sunglass case, case candy, pictures, paperwork.

His flatwound strings are still on it, plenty of cool case candy, orig trem bar, mute bar still has orig rubber, old steel ...

Darth Stang wrote:it's a sunburst so could go either way. sunburst jags are plentiful, so it's not rare per se, but I'd u find a fan of the artist you might get lucky. sunburst jags are about 2-3k these days, a custom color might be 4-6k

Pre-CBS Jags are $2-3x ..... ?

It will somewhat, but not as much as a well-known rock star, and you need to have the proof of ownership authenticated, then have it appraised by someone qualified to appraise celebrity ownership.

That sunglasses case is worth quite a lot, by the way.


Thanks... I agree on both fronts.

I think ...

Bob Morris

The man who wrote the theme song 'Buckaroo' for Buck Owens.... also wrote 'Made in Japan' for Buck. He and his good friend Don Rich were the ones who convinced Buck to record the original 'Streets of Bakersfield' written by little known Seattle native Homer Joy. You can see Bob on ...

What do you think...... does celebrity ownership add anything on a vintage Jaguar.....?

I have one that I am thinking of cutting out of my collection, and I want to be sure that I price it realistically.

It is a L prefix serial number, with a fair amount of his personal case candy from the '70s ...