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Show Us Your Even Numbered Historic!

rockabilly69

rockabilly69

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2006 R0 Flame comes and goes

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J T

J T

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I love those now you see it now you don't tops!
 
67blackcherry

67blackcherry

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My '98 R8, new from Ronn David/Vintage World - traded a '57 LP Special that is worth more $$ now but...oh well...
She was a Lemonburst but I had her refinned - she's now sporting a set of DiMarzio 36th Anniversary p/ups and I'm quite pleased.
I'll have to dig up the serial #'s on my other Hystericals, to see if they're worthy of being posted in this thread.

 
Amp360

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Here's my 2016 Historic. It's a 1954 Reissue, but it's a chambered model. I know a lot of people don't like the chambered models but I like the way they sound better.

First, I put Lollar P-90s in it. Then I put NOS Cornell Dublier caps in them. I put one of those Staple P-90s in there from Lollar and really like it a lot. I also changed the knobs because they were yellow and I like the black ones better.

One cool thing about it is the back and sides are red like a Standard instead of being all black or natural. Kind of gives it a different look.

I just got a mid 50s Les Paul Special and it's shocking how close the necks are.

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djcmusician

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These both have even serial numbers and are from even production years. 1998 R8 on the left, 2010 R7 LPC on the right

 
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