Dick's (or rather, his wife's to be honest) 1962 Gretsch 6120. This is early enough not to be actually called a "Nashville" but it helps to distinguish it from the more commonly known 6120 description which tends to apply to the single cutaway, Duane Eddy type. Dick found this hanging on a wall of a London shop and totally fell in love with it. It looks like it was built months ago rather than forty years or so - there's barely a mark on it. The neck is on a par with Warren's Casino and that's saying something! Needless to say, it wasn't exactly cheap, so Dick begged and pleaded and suggested to Jacqui that it would probably be reasonable investment! Since she had plans to put some money into an ISA or something like that, she figured it would likely be no riskier than taking a chance with that, what with the stock market behaving the way it is these days. So Dick "borrows" it now and again when Jacqui's not looking!