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and it starts...modding the Squier 60's CV P

Usually when a screw driver does not work for me its cuz its only working on side of the bushing, i usually get a socket that fits snug in the hole and then tap it lightly with a rubber hammer , if that makes sense hard to explain.

That neck sold fast

lol i had a pm in less than 1 minute from its future owner..i posted it, sigged it and as soon as i clicked save sig the pm was waiting for me. i didnt even have a chance to announce it in this thread. i really think it may have been the fastest TB transaction EVER.

i should have thought about the socket as i have used this method to do plenty of other things.
 
Oh sweet! Didn't even know Allparts done that!

Yeah it looks like it plays killer. I just hope my finishing skills are as good on this as they are on a vehicle. Ive been studying examples of exactly how i want to turn out . I dont wanna just spray it and go i wanna get different tones an hues out of the amber. Ive been working on the body bit by bit and i really think if i just take my time and dont get impatient by mid february. This is really gonna be a jaw dropper.

BTW without itemizing everything (ill do that at the end of the thread when its complete) the grand total for this bass (thats purchase price +parts -cash ive gotten back from hocking parts)is...

$475 with parts and all labor!!!
For the quailty of what the finished product will be id say thats pretty damn good!
 
Yeah it looks like it plays killer. I just hope my finishing skills are as good on this as they are on a vehicle. Ive been studying examples of exactly how i want to turn out . I dont wanna just spray it and go i wanna get different tones an hues out of the amber. Ive been working on the body bit by bit and i really think if i just take my time and dont get impatient by mid february. This is really gonna be a jaw dropper.

BTW without itemizing everything (ill do that at the end of the thread when its complete) the grand total for this bass (thats purchase price +parts -cash ive gotten back from hocking parts)is...

$475 with parts and all labor!!!
For the quailty of what the finished product will be id say thats pretty damn good!

475$, thats insane, cosidering what the end product will be.
 
lol the mothman will be in my stable i promise...im brewing up 1 more P bass after this but thats a secret project (hint: i cant live without black n tort in my stable) and if im really trying to free up enough cash for a Callowhill custom 6er. then i will be ready for that goofy but i gotta have it Mothman bass...provided my new interest in owning a Ric dosent get in my way. i have to think practical before pleasure, but when the stars align ill have the mothman.
 
for the next week im pretty sure ill be deeply in love with parcel couriers!!!

day 1
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