For your consideration: a beautiful playing and sounding 1981 F-100 Series I (denotes a 12" radius vs 7 1/2" on the Series II) in natural ash with an ebony fingerboard. Finish has aged to a nice amber color. Check out the stunning grain on this puppy! And note that this is the harder-to-find hardtail model (and long since discontinued string-thru design).
The down and dirty: All original. G00xxxx serial number. Slot pole pickups. Some honest play wear (when you hear it you'll know why) but in beautiful shape otherwise. Basically looks like somebody played the heck out of it on stage and babied it offstage. The two areas of greatest wear (see pics) are the edge of the upper arm contour and some finish wear/grooving just below the high E where a previous owner obviously supported his picking hand. There's also a bit of finish wear along the upper edge of the neck pocket. Some finish checking and some chrome wear (bridge looks great though). The ebony board is in great shape but has some play wear "scalloping" under the higher strings on the 1st and 2nd frets (somebody was a heavy bender). Doesn't affect playability or compromise the instrument in any way. Frets appear to be original with lots of life left -- nice and even with a little bit of wear on the lower frets. Plenty of mileage left before fret dressing is required, I think. Nice action without the micro-tilt engaged, so it could go lower. Back of the neck shows little finish wear (just a tad along the fretboard edges) and just a couple of dings that don't affect playability. Glossy finish has been worn somewhat smooth by years of wood shedding. No closet queen this one, but has that vintage vibe of a Leo instrument that was made to be played.
$675 shipped (CONUS) in non-original tolex hard case (perfect fit). PM with questions. More pics can be found here (as usual, sorry for the lousy flash):
http://s1110.photobucket.com/albums/...-100%20guitar/ 
