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V neck will make it a higher end model. But it's really hard to tell since ST 80 above has a soft V for most of them.

I saw on the neck plate that it was made in 1981. 1981 ST80s are two piece bodies as specified in catalog. I believe 1980 and earlier ones are one-piece bodies. I do believe a 1981 ST100 had a flamed neck. And yes, there are ST100s with nickel hardware. But Its probability being an ST 50 is much...

It's probably a 1981 ST 50. The 60 and 80 are two-piece bodies but I can't find any seam in the middle of the body. 1981 ST 100 would have a flame top and gold hardware.

also, the pickup looks too new compared to the knob... Is that normal?

The finish looks weird under this light... Is it a nitro?

I'm definitely going for that. Love the color!

The one sigmania posted in the reply. It happened like a week ago? I won that bid at a very decent price.

What model is this?

Yes, I won that bid :)

These don't pop up that often...

the prices of ls 150 on digimart are even crazier...

the pb75 means a customization of color, if I remember from the 1982 catalog correctly.

Yea, the condition is not good, nor does the top have stunning pattern.

https://page.auctions.yahoo.co.jp/jp/auction/w1107500334 This should be a chance for all the tokai les paul fans...

I'll ask for more details. So far I guess the model would fall in 1981 ‘64 st50-80 or 1982 '64 st50, 60, 80. It does not have a slab fretboard so it must be a '64 model.

Yea, and it is not any limited edition nor any special model such as ST70. Do you think it has a V-shape?

This is probably between 1981 to 1982 because prior to that all the models were '54 so the headstock model is different.

The price is quite reasonable. I bought mine JB120 for 2000 bucks, and this is just half of the price.

The fretboard material seems different. But the inlay does look similar. Yet according to the serial number, this is def manufactured in japan... I personally really likes this type of inlay, probably the only tokai I would saw with this inlay.

It is also possible that the previous owner changed a new fretboard. I’ll def post more pics once I receive it.