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Heritage Les Paul pick guards
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I'm going to go with a conditional yes.
It may not be a perfect fit, and you may need to redrill the holes, but it does appear to fit.
Here is the PG from my '02 LP Standard on my '98 H150. It's pretty durn close. Honestly, I never installed it on the LP, and I took the stock one off the Heritage. Hasn't been on in probably 15 years or more. I don't care for the PG on a burst guitar. Though an ebony LP does look better with the PG on.
It may not be a perfect fit, and you may need to redrill the holes, but it does appear to fit.
Here is the PG from my '02 LP Standard on my '98 H150. It's pretty durn close. Honestly, I never installed it on the LP, and I took the stock one off the Heritage. Hasn't been on in probably 15 years or more. I don't care for the PG on a burst guitar. Though an ebony LP does look better with the PG on.