Indeed, they do. What gets my hackles up is that someone took a really attractive musical instrument that was designed to function a certain way, and without knowing much better, they awkwardly chopped it to make it into something that is potentially less functional, and used crude routing skill and did not cap the unused ports creatively. Wasn't there a Series 1 bass that was recently-ish up for sale that was routed for dual P's? Same deal; that was not cool, either.
To add insult to injury, they may have tesseracted its condition to "very good" to try to dupe people who cannot use Google image search and find out what a series 1 guitar looks like. That's not super cool. I don't even know how you would easily fix it so it looked really nice again, single coils/hum canceller or not; I think it would need a real heck of an overhaul or someone willing and able to take this opportunity to take it further and make it something totally unique (new pickups to approximately fit the routing and new electronics?). I dunno, it's depressing to see this, especially with the great purpleheart laminates and the nicely aged maple(?) core inherent to the guitar. Yikes.
