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So I just found out that my 1977 Fender Musicmaster (guitar) was stolen from my Grandparents house (Albuquerque, NM). Here is a crappy [Picture] I bought this guitar when I was 15, because I wanted a Mustang but couldn't afford one. So I bought this and with my Dads help customized it to make a custom Mustang. He helped me rout it and I learned how to solder. Over the years I've constantly been offered money for it after people played it (I even turned down $1000, a lot more than the guitar is worth!) but it was priceless to me so I didn't even consider it. I also worked at USA Custom Guitars for 5 years and built some cool guitars for my self, but they were never as perfect as this Mustang.

So my grand father called me today and told me that my Heroin addicted cousin stole it along with thousands of dollars worth of his tools. Apparently they were helping him get back on his feet after rehab. Had I known he was staying with them I would have had the guitar shipped to me immediately. I recently moved back to S. Florida and knew that I might end up in Colorado so I decided to wait to get it shipped because a couple hundred miles sounded safer (shipping wise) than a couple thousand. Guitars can be fragile, and shipping co's don't treat things well.

Anyhow I need advice on how I might locate the guitar. My cousin has several warrants but is yet to be caught. in fact he can't even be charged with this theft because there is no evidence. At this point I just want my guitar back. It means everything to me and I'll even pay to get it back. I assume he probably sold it at a pawnshop. He definitely didn't take it to Grandmas Music and sound because I used to work there. In fact one of my old co workers was using that guitar to record, so he would have called me if he saw it. It's a one of a kind.

I only ask because I know you guys are Pros at this kind of detective work.
<bot>: My most prized possession (Vintage Fender guitar) was stolen for drug money- and I need advice on how to locate/get it back.