Gretsch Roc Jet

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Jordy Maas
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Location: Perth, Western Australia

Gretsch Roc Jet

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Hi

My neighbor Brad in Perth, Western Australia has a Gretsch Roc Jet model: Made in USA 103010, requires a bridge because two intonation screws + springs are needed. Hopefully we will obtain a suitable arch top replacement, however Gretsch parts are preferred, used could suffice.

I own/play brands other than Gretsch, our search & research is turning me on to Gretsch. Brooklyn - Chicago on the case, nice legacy.

Can anyone help us out please?

Regards, Jordy
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Jordy Maas
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Re: Gretsch Roc Jet

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Hi again, Gretsch Roc Jet model: Made in USA model no. 103010, owner requires a saddle & bridge only because of two missing intonation screws. Can anyone suggest another guitar model part please - arch top? Guitar appears 70s vintage (maybe). Thank you.
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Barry Daniels
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Re: Gretsch Roc Jet

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Google is your friend:

http://blackriderguitars.com/vintage-gretsch-parts/
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Jordy Maas
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Re: Gretsch Roc Jet

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Barry Daniels wrote:Google is your friend:

http://blackriderguitars.com/vintage-gretsch-parts/
Hey thank you Barry !
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