064 is one smoking hot good looking guitar.  It was originally owned by Laury C. of Schaumburg, IL.   This guitar then was sold to Chris L of Clermont Florida in May 2004.   She has a beautiful Sunset Glow finish, is right handed and features a stop tail piece.  In May 2004 this guitar was sold via ebay to Chris L of Clermont Florida who related the following about his guitar.   In July Michael B. became the owner of J 64.

Here's what Michael has to say about his guitar:  I've only been playing for about a year but I fell in love with this guitar the moment I saw it. I also have a PRS Custom 22, a 75 strat, but this is my favorite.  Chris L. the previous owner is a friend of mine who works on my guitars. He showed me this guitar some time ago and I offered to by it on the spot. he declined and said he really wanted one with a Bigsby. A few weeks later he found the one he wanted but needed to sell 064 to swing the deal. I was only too happy to get this guitar and now we are both happy. Besides the two I mentioned, I also have a Taylor 814, a reissue 67 Flying V, and a Gretsch Setzer signature. I have kind of started a guitar collection and see them as art as well as instruments. The Johnny A is the prettiest of them all and the PRS is a 10 top. This guitar is the best sounding with the PRS and Gretsch tied for second. I'll try to get some pictures of it and send them. I'm also falling for the quilt tops I've seen on your registry. Who knows? 

Here's what Chris L. Said about the guitar when he owned it:  Really wanted one with Bigsby anyone up to trading  for a stopbar? Let me know.   Email me or call 352-243-7626 Chris Lukasik

Here's what Laury, the original owner, had to say regarding the guitar:  I've been playing guitar my whole life, beginning with a nylon strung Roy Rogers when I was in diapers that I called my Bing-a-Bong.  I've had the usual assortment of acoustics and electrics ranging from Supro to Fender to Gibson to PRS over the past 30+ years (I'm 50.)  Early in '86 I was knocked out by the 1st PRS I ever saw hanging in a shop window.  It was so well conceived and so well built at a time when Fender and Gibson were just crap!  I bought it and have preferred PRS models since then, although I've continued to buy and swap Tele's, 335's, Starcasters, Strats, etc.  I kept going back to PRS, but they just didn't have that SOUL that a great Fender or Gibson seem to have. So when I discovered this guitar. around November of 2003 I suspected that I'd found exactly what I was looking for.  I hadn't seen a guitar this well thought out since that 1st PRS, only this one took it even farther with all the player-friendly touches that they've designed into it.  I started phoning dealers and searching the web until I got the right deal on the right instrument for me (I ended up trading a PRS HBII in on it at Dave's Guitar Shop in WI.)  So the list I put together was my research. The guitar absolutely kills!  Like you, I'm convinced that we're in on the ground floor on this thing