« Reply #15 on: June 25, 2019, 06:29:50 PM »
Yeah, I can't picture that butchered fingerboard as being worth saving. It must be replaced. Then there are the other MAJOR repairs needed. Only a careful inspection by an experienced repair person would reveal the extent of the work needed, and it very probably is not worth it. Best case scenario: you might end up with thousands invested into a 910 with a serious damage/repair history, so limited resale value. Pass.
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Taylors: 424-LTD (all koa) and a 114ce that lives with friends in Alaska. Low maintenance carbon fiber guitars are my "thing" these days, but I will always keep the koa 424. Several ukulele and bass guitars too.
*Gone but not forgotten: a 2001 414ce, 410, 354-LTD twelve string, 314-N, 416-LTD baritone, T5 Classic, 615ce, 2006 GS-K, 1996 (first year) Baby
