Stoj
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As usual killer job Greg :dude: :salude
TV resurrection.
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BCR/Greg
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I'm glad to see that Photobucket has allowed the pics to be posted again.
toneville
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When someone goes to these lengths to restore a piece like this it is not for any commercial reason, it because they are compelled to do it by an internal desire to make things right. I am genuinely proud for him, that it means that much to him and Greg, I salute you.
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Thanks for this thread! Nice freaking work!!!
Super impressive and fun to read and see!
Super impressive and fun to read and see!
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Can't believe I missed this thread when it came out.
Incredible work! So great to see an old guitar restored and not converted. Great choice on keeping the repairs and damages visible BTW :dude:
Incredible work! So great to see an old guitar restored and not converted. Great choice on keeping the repairs and damages visible BTW :dude:
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Great work and great pics - even from 5 years ago.
What did cause that circular damage on the treble side of the bridge?
Kinda reminds me of the spot where a previous owner of one of mine mistook a guitar for a coaster, and apparently put a shot glass on it - or messily poured a shot on it. Nasty alcohol ring on it.
Combine that with a drill with a hole saw bit on there.
What did cause that circular damage on the treble side of the bridge?
Kinda reminds me of the spot where a previous owner of one of mine mistook a guitar for a coaster, and apparently put a shot glass on it - or messily poured a shot on it. Nasty alcohol ring on it.
Combine that with a drill with a hole saw bit on there.