Valentines Day at Norman's Rare Guitars | Guitar of the Day | 1970 Gibson ES-335TDC

Valentines Day at Norman's Rare Guitars | Guitar of the Day | 1970 Gibson ES-335TDC

Happy Valentines Day Episode of Guitar Of The Day: 1970 Gibson ES-335TDC, 2010 Gibson ES-335 Dot Neck Reissue and Rickenbacker 4001 Bass here at Norman's Rare Guitars! For any questions you may have or price inquires about these guitars please give us a call at 818-344-8300. So what do you guys think?

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