Vintage Joe Doe Gas Jockey Gas Pump Red Electric Guitar with

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General
If you’re into 1950s Buicks and Bel-Airs, the Vintage Joe Doe Gas Jockey might be the ultimate electric guitar for you. This unique axe features a gas pump-style finish and tells the whimsical story of gas station employee, Wally ‘Songman’ Saban, who, as legend has it, could play you any tune he ever heard on AM radio upon request and, if he somehow couldn’t remember the chords off the top of his head (which rarely happened), you’d get your tank of gas for free.

The Joe Doe Gas Jockey: High-Octane Riffs

This stylish offset electric guitar features a mahogany body bound to a stable maple neck that’s been topped with a 12-inch rosewood fretboard. As a result, the Joe Doe Gas Jockey packs a warm-and-punchy acoustic foundation sound that’s amplified by three Wilkinson WOCMHB mini-double coil pickups to ensure fiery yet flexible tone. To match the guitar’s backstory and guarantee superb tuning stability, Vintage have not only mounted gold-plated hardware and a GraphTech nut, but throw in a deluxe guitar case complete with custom stickers and a certificate of authenticity.

Number of frets 22 Number of strings 6 Bridge type tune-o-matic + tailpiece Sustainable product not specified Pickup configuration HHH Pickup type mini-humbucker Suitable style of music warm blues, metal Neck connection set neck Fretboard wood rosewood Includes cover no Includes case yes Colour red Country of origin South Korea / Indonesia / China / Vietnam Left-handed no Body material mahogany Scale length 25 inches (635mm) Body type offset