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Nice. But why is it called a "II"? Was this the change from the original non-reverse body to the reverse?
I just wondered. Many times, manufacturers use numbers in the name to indicated number of pick ups, but obviously not in this case.
I'm sure the price is ludicrous though...
Nelson sells on eBay sometimes too:[thread hi-jack] By the way, I noticed that they also had a link to a brand called "Nelson" with a model (the Coquette) that looks like an old Ric and a recent Waterstone model (Mrs Goggins). [/thread hi-jack]
The numbers don't correspond to the pick up figuration. Its the model numbers including the Firebirds. Firebird I is one pick up, Thunderbird II in one pick up, Firebird III is two pick ups, Thunderbird IV is two pick ups and Firebird V is 3 pick ups. Its all about the Firebirds and Thunderbirds togetherThe 'reverse' body style is the original Thunderbird design. As for the II designation, the two pickup model was called the IV, if that's any help!![]()