Made by the Fujigen factory in 1984 as part of Greco's "Metaliz" collection of hot-rodded Gibson style designs upgraded for the 80's audience, the Greco FV105K was a '67 reissue Flying V with a factory fitted Kahler.
Mahogany body with a set one-piece mahogany neck and a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (39mm nut width, 628mm scale length), it weighs 3.5kg's. Loaded with the original Kahler 2220K tremolo system, Greco stamped tuners and Maxon made humbuckers along with some new fine tuners and locking nut components.
Well loved condition, very understandable for an 80's Flying V. Plenty of cosmetic love as pictured, received a full professional setup and service prior to listing including a fretboard oil, fret polish and fret re-seat, truss adjustment and wiring cleanup. The neck is straight and there's plenty of life in the frets, no breaks or repairs anywhere.
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