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Hi Clay
I've been using your pinball repair guides for years - yes I contributed
Im in Aus and after a 68-72 gt, preferably the early one. Are you selling at all? Didn't know you collected LPs also. I've seen all your strats and teles on your old DVDs and know you love them too.
cheers Simon
Really digging your 52/57 Conversion. I too have a 52. Did you have to refin the top? looks original. Did it need a neck reset? Just curious, I have kicked around the idea of saving up for a set of PAF's. But I really dont want to strip the original finish. Plus it sounds REALLY amazing as is so I am on the fence. Your thoughts? Thanks, Brian
Hey, I don’t know if there’s a DM feature on here but I live in Finland too and was considering a Bavarian makeover one day, do you still have yours? I’m interested to see how it faded seeing as the finish was so close to the factory finish. Kiitos!
Hi Elliot,
Life-long Cars fan here. Thanks for the legacy of your music. Hope you are still hitting the strings and staying safe in these crazy times.
regards
Russ Shaw www.russellshawmusic.com
Hello mrgibson01...I saw your old post regarding 1961 humbucker, single slot brass screws in base, no decal. I have an identical one pulled from a 1961 ES-355. Cover has been off: has the square in the circle. Are you still active??
Hello! I recently came across some black hardware from a 1960 Les Paul Gold Top. Among these parts were a backplate combo, a pickguard, knobs and two pickup rings. The pickup rings are M8s, so they were replaced at some point, but I am not sure about the back plates or the pickguard. How do I date them? tips greatly appreciated