Who does bolt-on neck reset conversions??

[Truckjohn]

Big Toe - I think you have your answer here... Several luthiers have replied "no problem" for a standard neck reset on one of these. I recommend you contact one of them for a basic idea of price and then decide if it's worth it for nostalgia's sake or not...

One thing to keep in mind.... "Cheap beater" guitars of the past are increasing in value as they get older... And many also have aged quite well... So they are "worth it" to keep going and do repairs as they are needed.

[John Arnold]

I just did one, and put a 10-24 threaded rod all the way through the heel. I threaded it into a strap button on the outside, with a nut on the inside.
Personally, I prefer a conventional reset....if the guitar has a dovetail joint. Because of the added touchup required from sawing off the neck, I usually end up spending less time with a regular reset than doing the bolt-on conversion. But if it is doweled (as is the one I did) or a Spanish foot, then it becomes a viable option.

[mirwa]

I just did one, and put a 10-24 threaded rod all the way through the heel. I threaded it into a strap button on the outside, with a nut on the inside.

That would be a pretty simple neck reset, saw up through the join, drag some paper, threaded bolt with some glue.

Steve