Hello from Kansas City

Hey guys, I'm brand new to the forum, but I've lurked for awhile. I only own one G&L, this mid-80's Skyhawk that I inherited from my Grandpa. He played it everyday for 25 years, and it shows. It's obviously very sentimental to me, but also a joy to play. It's one of only two lifetime keeper guitars I own. I already will be a limetime G&L player with the Skyhawk, but I've been on the look out for the perfect ASAT for a while now.

Your Skyhawk sure shows the love your Grandpa had for playing.
What is your dream ASAT ?

Welcome! (and feel free to post more pics anytime ,)
elwood

Your grandpa sure had a good taste in guitars... i hope my grandkids will play my G&L guitars too, but I'm not too confident... hip hop and all that crap is just too attractive to them...

I would love a belair green ASAT special or classic with matching headstock (preferaby bound).

What a lovely inheritance; I'm sure you'll treasure your Grandpa's guitar for lots of reasons, and keeping it forever is the greatest plan. Decades from now, it will say even more!
It's a really fine working guitar too. You can make lots of good music with that nice instrument.

When it comes to a new Asat, do try to play before you buy.
Because:
You have at least 4 ways to go! Even 8 or 10.

Classic
Classic Bluesboy (Seth Lover or P-90)
Special
Z-3

All different takes on the same great guitar scheme.
And all available semi-hollow .........

I would love a belair green ASAT special or classic with matching headstock (preferaby bound).

get em both welcome to the madness

WOW - that's a bundle of Leo-era Goodness ya got there… Love the natural wear & tear and mojo.
Very Cool that it was your Grandpa's too - he had good taste!

Thanks for taking the time to post the pic and say Hi.

Cheers,
KF

Wow is there any chance that I'll be adopted to your family too? Grandpa!!! I want a G&L too that's a wonderful guitar (judging by the pictures)

Really nice!

How cool that he had a player in the family to hand it off to. Looks awesome. Welcome, and hope you find your ASAT. They're great guitars too!