1979 Gibson The Paul Natural Solidbody Electric Natural Finish

1979 Gibson The Paul Natural Solidbody Electric

This Item Is Located At IVG Sherman Oaks

In Good Overall Condition (Please See Photos)

Made In USA

Stripped Solid Mahogany Body Shows Playwear Throughout Including Cosmetic Marks, Dings And Scratches (As Shown)

Original Output Jack Plate

Original Backplate Shows Residue Of Latex Paint (As Shown)

Updated Maxon MIJ Humbucking Pickups And Electronics

Updated Chrome Stop Tailpiece And Nashville Bridge

Non-Original Knobs

Mahogany Neck With Unbound Rosewood Fingerboard 

Dot Inlays

Original Frets Show Playwear And Dents Throughout, But Are In Good Playable Condition (As Shown)

Replaced Truss-Rod Cover

Updated Grover Locking Tuning Machines

Back Of Headstock Shows Previous Repair With Two Plugged Holes (See Photos)

Gibson-Logo Has Partially Rubbed Off (As Shown)

Weight: 7lbs 13oz

Nut Width: 1.65"

Neck Depth At 1st Fret: .81"

Neck Depth At 12th Fret: 1.03"

Does Not Come With A Case. One May Be Purchased For Additional Cost (Please Inquire)

A raw, road-tested example of a late-’70s Gibson The Paul Natural Solidbody Electric Guitar 1979, this piece delivers vintage character with player-focused upgrades where it counts. The solid mahogany build offers warm resonance and punch, while upgraded Maxon humbuckers and modern hardware bring reliable performance and tonal versatility. Its honest wear tells a story, but it remains a dependable, great-sounding instrument ready for the stage or studio—an accessible way to get into true vintage Gibson feel without the premium price of a collector-grade piece.