NGD - Don't open if you have an aversion to relics. :)

CloudNine

This one might divide opinion...

Nashville 59 Re-issue (Aged). I haven't seen too many of these around. Although Peach have one for sale at the minute.

Feels like a well used guitar and they have done a great job on the ageing (imo). It sounds superb. Best tone of any 335 I have had.

Great big beast of a neck. The outer limits of a 59 profile from my experience.

Here's a couple of pic's. If you hate relics, look away now!

terada

Gorgeous guitar, congrats! 

leerocker

Ive played the one at peach its a beast!

usedtobe

Looks great to me.

CloudNine

Nice one @leerocker ;

Out of interest, what did you make of the neck on that one? Not sure if this is genuinely much fatter than I expect for a 59, or if the big shoulders are confusing me. May have to get the calipers out.

This was picked up from the Nashville factory the same day as Peach were over there getting theirs.

leerocker

Necks are bigguns on them ,I have a non aged historic 59 and its the same, nearly every 59 historic 335 has this profile, more like a 56 to me, its huge but very comfortable once you get used to it!

Arktik83

Bloody gorgeous!  Nice score

RMJ

335 Gas engaged. Gorgeous thing. Congrats

markslade07

I love relics. I love this. Big win for you sir

John_P

Very nice!     Looks lovely  

equalsql

That looks really nicely aged. Bloomin  lovely!

jd0272

Oooof!!!

badlydrawnbanjo

Beaut!

Hyster

That is lovely.

Jalapeno

Other than preferring a 60s neck, "proper job" !

57Deluxe

its damaged...

fretfinder

Jalapeno said:

Other than preferring a 60s neck

Shurley shome mishtake...

Beautiful guitar, would love to have a fondle with that. 

koss59

Very nice! I've had two Nashville 59's, still got the good one! They're miles better than the Memphis ones I've played though. Mine doesn't have a big neck at all, it's about spot on for a real 59

PVO_Dave

Lovely geetar mister

Sassafras

At least there are no signs of it having been attacked by a belt sander.

I normally object to relics on principle but that looks quite nice and restrained.

SNAKEBITE

Looks very nice.

When you used the expression "relic" I was expecting to see evidence that you had kicked it home, it had been attacked with a bunch of keys or at the very least the obligatory cigarette burn on the headstock.

I was left sadly wanting.