Nice man!! I'm glad you decided to keep it. Andersons are amazing.1987 Anderson Pro Am valuation help
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I had a feeling you'd end up keeping it. Nice man!! I'm glad you decided to keep it. Andersons are amazing.
Nice man!! I'm glad you decided to keep it. Andersons are amazing.Re: 1987 Anderson Pro Am valuation help
Thanks man!
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Thanks Billy!Guitarbilly wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 6:17 am I had a feeling you'd end up keeping it.
Yeah, I didn't want to end up having sellers regret down the road. I can't find an 87 Anderson anywhere on sale, so it's somewhat rare I think.
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Very cool. Definitely better with the logo.
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That thing looks incredible. Love that finish and the look of the neck.
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VinDSL wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 7:29 pmThanks Billy!Guitarbilly wrote: ↑Sat Dec 28, 2024 6:17 am I had a feeling you'd end up keeping it.
Yeah, I didn't want to end up having sellers regret down the road. I can't find an 87 Anderson anywhere on sale, so it's somewhat rare I think.
It's definitely a rare guitar, Anderson was a very small company at that point. I don't even think there were 100 Andersons per year back in the 80s. Tom was still mostly building under the Schecter brand back them.