Gariepy Banjos

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Icons of the 60's, these banjos honor the brief, brilliant--but ultimately sad--legacy of California luthier, Art Gariepy.

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IX tenor neck mint

is there any interest
From Baconfine 4 months ago
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I own number 1-1590. Metal pot. Can't remember for sure but bought new in late 60's in college. Great action. Geared pegs. 5th string capo. Any history on this or similar? value?
From jpadbury 1 year ago
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Gariepy Query

Selling Gariepy No. IX

Hope this is permitted, but wanted to let group members know I'm selling the Gariepy No. IX I posted here a few months ago. It's in the classifieds as I type. Thanks! (And... Read More
From DanielT 2 years ago
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Just got a long neck Gariepy!

I made an offer for a long neck Gariepy and it should be arriving tomorrow. Serial number is 1185. Would that be 1964/65ish?? I have not been able to find any other examples of a long neck. Were they... Read More
From TriMD180 2 years ago
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	Clawhammer inspired by grouper-clearing Linked by wattnboon 9 years ago: Gariepy pot dated 1952 (tenor conversion) with Bart veerman mystery wood and renaissance head
	(untitled) Linked by wattnboon 9 years ago: Aftermarket neck
	Clawhammer banjo improvisation in C Linked by wattnboon 9 years ago: Gariepy tenor converted to five string
	Quick banjo improvisation in f tuning Linked by wattnboon 9 years ago: gariepy pot and hardware with an aftermarket neck. tenor conversion. only soundclip your gonna find except for the resonator model
	(untitled) Linked by tucsonsean 9 years ago: Typical Gariepy Style I headstock
	rear view, plectrum on right Linked by tucsonsean 9 years ago: Gariepy neck options: Maple or Walnut
	Label and serial # location on Gariepy banjos Linked by tucsonsean 9 years ago: typical location of label and serial #
	(untitled) Linked by tucsonsean 9 years ago: My Gariepy Style I