Kramer Pacer Deluxe please remove purchase links

Can someone with admin powers remove the "Pricing and Availability" links from the Kramer Pacer Deluxe page? The sweetwater / guitar center etc. purchase links are for the Gibson reissues. This page is for the original 1985-1987 Kramer Pacer Deluxe. When the links are removed, the site might allow me to create a new page for the 1987 Kramer Pacer Deluxe Reissue. Right now it won't let me because it thinks the page exists.

Also I would like to be able to replace the main pic. There are no available "stock" photos of the original Kramer but the out in the wild photos that I found here, https://totallyradguitars.com/1986-kramer-pacer-deluxe-e6627, are as good and professional as it gets. The stock pics that are assigned to it right now are the wrong ones and I would like for those to be removed.

https://equipboard.com/items/kramer-pacer-deluxe

Seconded!! Did you see the pictures on this article? https://www.vintageguitar.com/80973/kramer-pacer-deluxe/

Yeah I saw that one too. I'll use that one and the ones I linked. The 84-86 ones had the beak headstock while the 86-87 had the pointy one (the better one if you ask me). I might also rename the page to "Vintage 80's Kramer Pacer Deluxe" to cover both beak and pointy headstock eras. Fyi, both era Pacers are made by ESP. You can probably count in your hands the true American made Kramers. "Good era" Kramers are made in Japan by ESP. The Nepture NJ USA neckplates don't really mean anything. Japanese and Korean made Kramers had those USA neckplates on every build.

I usually name the vintage instruments something like "Kramer Pacer Deluxe (1984-1987)" just for consistency, but it really is a personal preference. I've gotten in trouble on here once for shortening some of the longer names that had the category or unnecessary information added, but I am not sure what the official naming convention is at the moment.

I hope I don't get in trouble too. I've been cleaning up brands or specific models that I like (and own). What I did was create a "dump" page that I can throw duplicate items in so they don't clutter the searches. Here is the page I created: https://equipboard.com/brands/duplicate. Take Music Man Axis as an example. There are multiple pages of the same model and it's annoying. I'm also guilty of creating new pages but I didn't know better then. Another example is the search results for "Fender Super Reverb." There are literally 20 pages of the same amp. There should only be two, max three.

Fyi, I was able to replace the main photo (the site wouldn't let me initially). There are no available "stock" photos except for one low res one that was of a screenshot of a magazine page. The best photo online believe it or not is one that I took of mine. That's the photo I used. I still want pics #2, 3, 4 removed because those are of the wrong guitar. I want the buy links removed too because again, those are of the wrong guitar.