Green Electric Guitars: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 26, 2026
Browse 13 listings for Green Electric Guitars, including options from Gibson and The Music Zoo. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 13 displayed listings with prices are listed from $199.00 to $8,699.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
All are solid-body electric guitars finished in a green hue, whether a deep British Racing Green, a bright neon, or a subtle sage metallic.
The listings include a mix of classic body shapes (Les Paul, Firebird, SG-style) and modern designs, each with its own finish terminology. When choosing, verify the exact shade in the photos, check the listed pickup configuration, and confirm the neck profile and scale length that suit your playing style.
Gibson Kirk Hammett "Greeny” Les Paul Standard, Greeny Burst
Gibson
$2,999.00
Epiphone Firebird, Kerry Green, Exclusive
Gibson
$799.00
Epiphone Kirk Hammett "Greeny" 1959 Les Paul Standard, Greeny Burst
Gibson
$1,499.00
1985 Gibson Q400 Sage Green Metallic
The Music Zoo
$2,699.00
Charvel Custom Shop So-Cal 2014 NAMM Showpiece Slime Green
The Music Zoo
$4,299.00
Aristides 060R Single Pickup Army Drab Green
The Music Zoo
$3,499.00
Gibson Firebird Platypus, British Racing Green, Exclusive
Gibson
$2,499.00
Gibson Custom 1968 Les Paul Custom Reissue, Light Aged, Jade Green
Gibson
$8,699.00
Kramer Focus VT-211S, Neon Green
Gibson
$199.00
Gibson Custom 1958 Mahogany Flying V Reissue, VOS, British Racing Green
Gibson
$6,599.00
Gibson Les Paul Standard 60s, British Racing Green, Exclusive
Gibson
$2,599.00
Gibson Custom LE 1968 Les Paul Custom Reissue, Heavy Aged, Olive Drab Top
Gibson
$8,699.00
Gibson Custom 1957 Les Paul Reissue, Ultra Light Aged, British Racing Green
Gibson
$6,299.00
Questions
How can I be sure the guitar’s finish is truly green?
Look at the product images and any finish description; some listings specify “British Racing Green” or “Neon Green” which indicates the exact shade.
What should I check about the pickups?
Review the maker’s specifications for each model to see the type and number of pickups, as this information isn’t in the name.
Is there a difference in weight between the cheaper and premium models?
Compare the listed specifications for body wood and hardware; higher-priced Gibson models often use heavier tonewoods.
Do any of these guitars have left-handed versions?
The Gibson Mod model notes a left-handed option; check the product details for that specific model.
What neck profile should I look for?
Consult the maker’s neck profile description for each guitar to match your comfort preference.