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Is this a real Lakland?

Is this a real or fake Lakland?


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I saw this locally and I'm not sure if it's real or not. I figured the TalkBass brain trust could help me out.

The owner says it's a Lakland Skyline, but the body looks way off. And I think it's missing the neck pickup, did they ever make a Skyline model with only the MM? The pickup is a Bartolini. Not sure about the bridge though.

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You must be really board to post this.
 
What's a canfor?
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What's a Canfor?
It's what my drink comes in!
 
I saw this locally and I'm not sure if it's real or not. I figured the TalkBass brain trust could help me out.

The owner says it's a Lakland Skyline, but the body looks way off. And I think it's missing the neck pickup, did they ever make a Skyline model with only the MM? The pickup is a Bartolini. Not sure about the bridge though.

Thoughts? View attachment 4094277 View attachment 4094278 View attachment 4094279 View attachment 4094280
All you have to do is enter the serial number to find out if it's real :smug:
 
:woot::woot:
What's a canfor?

It means this is a rare Canadian series model from British Columbia factory.
Beautiful one piece body made of Douglas Fir Larch. It was equipped with single Bartolini MM style pickup in 2002-2003. Encoding serial number: day15 week29 year0 - 15th July 2002.
They have produced only 21 copies so this is real collector's item! :woot:;)
 

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