Hate to part with it, but I'm simply not playing out often enough to make it make sense.If you're looking for a decent, original used Music City Junior, here it is.  Bought it new in 2014.  P-90s are tapped with push-pull pots.  If you want to thin it out, give 'em a pull, and you want the Junior-with-P-90s sound, push 'em back in.  All wiring is factory original.  Grover tuners, maple board and neck - unfinished male fretboard - that's how they made 'em.  Plays great, probably one of the lightest Pauls you're likely to come across at 7 lbs, 9 oz. The Glaser B-Bender is really smooth, but if you jump around on stage, you might want to add a second strap button for non-bending songs.  You can also convert it over to bend your G.The Ash body is chambered for the B-bender and capped under a matched ash top - the pickguard covers the mechanism, so you don't have a big, ugly route on the back like one has with a typical Telecaster system.Grover tuners, original HSC with a faux tooled leather look.  A small tear by the foot on the outside of the case, but other than that, it still has that new guitar case smell.A dimple on the backside of the horn, a small nick on the top by the front volume pot, and worm tracks on the back, right where one expect them to be on an instrument that is intended to be played while dipping the neck to get a B-bend.  They're pictured.If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact me.