Gibson Guitar Of The Week #43 Explorer with Short Vibrola 2007 - Trans Amber

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One-Owner Collector’s Piece – 1 of Only 400 Worldwide This is a virtually unplayed, showroom-condition 2007 Gibson Explorer from the highly coveted "Guitar of the Week" series (Week #43). Offered by the original owner, this rare model is a stunning tribute to Allen Collins’ legendary 1958 Korina Explorer, combining a gorgeous Trans Amber finish with a factory-installed classic Short Vibrola tailpiece. Condition Details: Body & Neck: Absolutely zero dings, dents, scratches, or buckle rash. The gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish is factory clean. Playability: Virtually unplayed. Pristine frets and rosewood fretboard. Hanger Discoloration: There is a minor, purely cosmetic finish discoloration on the neck. This was present directly from the store's wall hanger when purchased (a common reaction with nitro finishes). It is completely smooth to the touch, purely visual, and has no impact on playability or structural integrity. Hardware & Electronics: Gold plated hardware with factory shine. What’s Included: Original Gibson USA Black Hardshell Case (OHSC) with plush white interior (as new condition) Original Gibson Owner's Manual Factory inspection checklist/paperwork Original truss rod wrench Shipping & Import Policy: Location: This guitar is located in and shipping from Canada. CONUS (Continental US): $225 fixed rate via DHL Express. Canada: $150 fixed rate via UPS standard. International / Elsewhere: Please inquire beforehand for an accurate shipping quote. Duties and Tariffs: The buyer is strictly responsible for all import costs, brokerage fees, and local taxes. Please note that because this is an American-made instrument (U.S. Goods Returning), it should be legally exempt from the recent U.S. import tariffs under HTS Subheading 9801.00.10. It will be declared properly as a U.S.-made guitar to facilitate a smooth customs clearance. This is a rare opportunity to buy an investment-grade, single-owner piece of Gibson history. Please review the photos carefully and feel