Looks fishy to me....
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Looks fishy to me....
Looks like a Canadian Dillion with a Tokai headstock veneer to me. Anyone?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... =p3907.m29
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... =p3907.m29
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No its not. Its very different looking from the new Dillion GTs available. That appears to be an early 2000s Canadian/US market Tokai when they were still testing the lawsuit boundries here.honeyboy wrote:It is clearly the Chinese made Dillion DXC-650F Gold Top that is sold in Canada.
A genuine imitation copy of a copy.
the wording and the typos in this ebay-listing are very much along the same lines as the guy who tried to sell me a '68 Fender Deluxe some 2-3 weeks ago. Of course the user-name changed. drill down!
I posted it. JUST BE CAREFUL!
You'll be asked to transfer to a different paypal account because he/she is getting divorced.
Your money will be gone. The seller too.
Rupert
I posted it. JUST BE CAREFUL!
You'll be asked to transfer to a different paypal account because he/she is getting divorced.
Your money will be gone. The seller too.
Rupert
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You're wrong.. It's the Dillion Gold Top.JSD wrote:No its not. Its very different looking from the new Dillion GTs available. That appears to be an early 2000s Canadian/US market Tokai when they were still testing the lawsuit boundries here.honeyboy wrote:It is clearly the Chinese made Dillion DXC-650F Gold Top that is sold in Canada.
A genuine imitation copy of a copy.
'In life, you don't get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate.'
Take a closer look you'll see you are the one who is wrong here. Just a quick look and I can see that....honeyboy wrote:You're wrong.. It's the Dillion Gold Top.
1. The Dillion GT is a different shade of gold, its lighter in colour.
2. The Vol/tone controls on the Dillion are correct and not like the ones on that Tokai.
3. The truss rod cover on the Dillion has three screws and is smaller.
4. The bridge is slightly different, the one on the new Dillions is slightly wider.
5. The neck appears to be maple on the Tokai, the Dillion is all Africian mahogany, body and neck.
6. The strap pegs are bigger on the Tokai.
Ask the seller how much it weighs. The Dillion is chambered and only weighs about 7 pounds.
It is as I stated it is above, an early 2000s model that was avaialbe in Canada. I really don't care if you believe me or not, I have no connection with the seller and couldn't care less. I just hate to see all this mis-information.
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Nope. It's the Dillion.JSD wrote:Take a closer look you'll see you are the one who is wrong here. Just a quick look and I can see that....honeyboy wrote:You're wrong.. It's the Dillion Gold Top.
1. The Dillion GT is a different shade of gold, its lighter in colour.
2. The Vol/tone controls on the Dillion are correct and not like the ones on that Tokai.
3. The truss rod cover on the Dillion has three screws and is smaller.
4. The bridge is slightly different, the one on the new Dillions is slightly wider.
5. The neck appears to be maple on the Tokai, the Dillion is all Africian mahogany, body and neck.
6. The strap pegs are bigger on the Tokai.
Ask the seller how much it weighs. The Dillion is chambered and only weighs about 7 pounds.
It is as I stated it is above, an early 2000s model that was avaialbe in Canada. I really don't care if you believe me or not, I have no connection with the seller and couldn't care less. I just hate to see all this mis-information.
'In life, you don't get what you deserve. You get what you negotiate.'