Sell us your Guitar!

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  • Do you only buy vintage guitars?

    No, but we do have certain brands and eras that we specialzie in. Below is a list of items we are most interested in.


    - 1949-1970s Fender guitars, basses, & amplifers

    - 1930-1970s Gibson guitars, basses, & amplifers

    - 1950-1960s Marshalls and Vox Amps 

    -Boutique items (Dumble, Trainwreck) 

  • Will you come to buy in person?

    We are happy to travel for larger collections; however, for smaller groups of items, we typically arrange secure overnight shipping via FedEx to our private studio in Stonewall, Texas. Our studio operates by appointment only and is located on private land to ensure both security and privacy.

  • Can I come to Scruff's Vintage to sell my instruments?

    Absolutely! We'd be thrilled to welcome you to Scruff's Vintage Guitars. We are located on a stunning exotic animal preserve nestled in the scenic Texas Hill Country, just an hour away from both Austin and San Antonio. We take pride in our unique and picturesque location, and we're excited to offer you a one-of-a-kind experience when you visit. 


    To plan your visit, please contact us in advance to schedule a convenient date and time. We want to ensure that we can dedicate our full attention to your instrument evaluation and make your experience with us truly memorable.


    For visitors traveling to Scruffs Vintage Guitars, our close proximity to Austin and San Antonio makes it convenient to reach us from both cities. If you're flying in, we offer a personalized touch by providing airport pick-up . Just let us know your travel details, and our friendly team will be happy to arrange transportation for you. We are also conviennetly located 30 minutes from the Fredericksburg FBO. 

  • How do I sell to Scruff's Vintage?

    Making the selling process easy and efficient for you is our priority. We would love to do business with you. To get started, follow these simple steps:


    Step 1: Use the buttons below to select what type of item you will be selling. 

    Select the option that best matches what you're looking to sell. Whether it's a single guitar, a collection, or amplifer, we've got you covered. Enters your Name, phone number, email adress.Upload pictures! Suggestions: Full image of guitar in case with lid open, one of front of body, one of the back of body, one front of neck, one back of neck (5 total images)


    After you've completed these steps, our team of experts will diligently assess the details you've provided, and respond promplty. 

  • How much will you pay for my instruments?

    The value of your instrument depends on several factors, including the current market conditions, the specific make and model, and its overall condition. As a result, we cannot provide a fixed amount without assessing these key details. Our team of experts will carefully examine its condition, playability, age, and any unique features it may have. Our goal is to offer you the best possible price for your instrument, reflecting its true worth in the market. Rest assured, we take every instrument seriously, and our evaluation process is transparent and unbiased.

  • How do I get paid?

    We will pay you via wire transfers inmediatly after recieving the guitar. 

  • Do you offer consignment?

    Yes, we would be delighted to offer consignment services for your instrument at Scruffs Vintage Guitars. Our consignment process is designed to make selling your instrument as smooth and rewarding as possible. Here are the key details about our consignment service:


    1. Competitive Consignment Fee: Our consignment fee is set at a reasonable 12.5%, which is lower than many of our competitors. We believe in providing you with excellent value while ensuring your instrument receives the attention it deserves.


    2. Private and Secure Facility: Our store operates on a private-by-appointment-only basis, allowing us to focus on delivering a personalized and attentive experience for both sellers and buyers. Furthermore, our facility is fully insured, providing you with peace of mind that your instrument is protected during its time with us.


    3. Strategic Location: Located close to both Austin and San Antonio, our store benefits from a vibrant musician community that regularly visits our premises. This high-traffic location ensures that your instrument gains exposure to a large and enthusiastic audience of potential buyers.


    When you choose to consign your instrument with Scruffs Vintage Guitars, you'll receive the benefit of our expertise in marketing and promoting musical treasures. Our team is dedicated to showcasing your instrument in the best possible light and finding the perfect buyer who will appreciate its unique qualities.


    Below is a list of items we are most interested in:

    - 1950-1970s Fender guitars, basses, & amplifers

    - 1950-1970s Gibson guitars, basses, & amplifers

    - 1960s British Amplifers (Marshall, VOX, Watkins) 

    -Boutique items (Dumble, Trainwreck, Komet) 

  • Do you offer appraisals?

    Understanding Vintage Guitar Value


    The value of a vintage Gibson, Fender, Martin, or similar U.S.-made guitar depends on many factors—including make and model, condition, originality, and current market demand. Because of these variables, assigning a fixed “market value” without proper evaluation is not only difficult—it can be misleading.


    Market value isn’t a static number. It can change depending on who is selling the guitar, how well it's presented, where it's located, return policy terms, and more. That’s why I avoid offering vague or generalized quotes and instead focus on a detailed, research-based approach.


    When you request an appraisal, I’ll assess your instrument’s exact make, model, year, condition, originality, and any unique features it may have. I’ll then compare it to similar examples currently available or recently sold across top vintage marketplaces. This allows me to estimate what your guitar could realistically sell for if properly marketed.


    You'll receive a written document outlining my findings and including a well-supported replacement value—ideal for insurance, estate, or resale purposes. My evaluation process is transparent, unbiased, and grounded in over 15 years of experience handling high-end vintage instruments.