I thought I would leave my first comment. I recently came accross your blog and have been reading along. I've never seen a Kimberly with this body, but there were lots of guitars that look the same with different names back in the 60's. The solid red ones are even harder to come by since almost all were this sunburst.
It's a long shot since everyone has learned of the value of these now. Its 10 years later, but you never know lmao. Tomorrow, I'm going to go down the that pawn shop. Did they have these bodies on Kimberlys? Man, too bad I listened to the idiot that told me it was "junk". After research, I can only conclude it was this body or a Spectrum 5 body. Well, I kept visiting the pawn shop and the guitar was there 3 years later. I called him on the phone, and he just told me to get fender and that "Kimberly" was "Junk". Not knowing much about guitars, my band teacher referred me to some guy at what was then Mars Music. I'm sure glad you love the guitar, it's a great one and you got a great deal.Īwhile back when I was in high school (10 years ago) I saw a red body guitar in tough shape for $70. Hemingray 9 - I can't believe you found me here. Wood is usually laminated to make it stronger. Kirsten - I think it is a laminated neck from what I remember of the guitar. It's got that 'lectric swamp tone I love! Looks like lots of pieces of wood glued together. Wow, that is the coolest Teisco I've seen yet. Why can't I find guitars like that at garage sales? The most I ever say was a really short scale Harmony for $25 that I still wish I had bought. That is a gorgeous guitar dude! A really nice find.
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