Ditto, but they do make great wall hanging decorations for your man cave.Hilarious
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Ditto, but they do make great wall hanging decorations for your man cave.Hilarious
^ Ok now you've made me feel even older![]()
I hate to nag but no 3 tone burst in 57, call it a 58 or 59 which was the last year for gold guard maplenecks.
^ This, we all don't have years and years to relic naturally.
Ok now you've made me feel even older![]()
Did you really take a piss on your bass?This is a Mex I "aged" to try to make it look like a 1962 version. Some of you know the story of how I "naturally" tarnished the hardware.
My "Pee" bass:
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I know the one you are talking about, but don't have a picture. I believe it was based on Scott Devine's CS P bass:I mention this on every relic thread see of someone can point me to it. A tber did a relic job. Painted the bass red then white over the red and then reliced it. It was a pj and it was the coolest looking bass I've ever seen. Anyone else remember this, have a picture, etc??
My MJT relic '51 P bass copy. Last P I'll ever need!View attachment 719322 View attachment 719323
I hate to nag but no 3 tone burst in 57, call it a 58 or 59 which was the last year for gold guard maplenecks.
I know the one you are talking about, but don't have a picture. I believe it was based on Scott Devine's CS P bass:
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You're im Michigan - leave it out in the garage (or shed for a couple of days in the cold part of winter, then bring it straight in to the house.I dont like this particular relic job but if you like then does not matter what we people think, enjoy it and get all your frustrations out on it, it will get real road worn very soon.
I have a Fender classic lacquer that I would love to cause some checking to it, I just dont know how.
You're im Michigan - leave it out in the garage (or shed for a couple of days in the cold part of winter, then bring it straight in to the house.
Don't use a case, make sure you remove the strings first.
I'll assume you're talking to me, and YES it's a Fender logo.What kind of bridge is that on your bass...is that a Fender logo? Never seen one like that.
I've got to get me one of those. The only issue I have with relicing is sometimes the forearm wear on the top can look too smooth and sanded to be real. Those sandbergs are masterpieces of art right down to the cigarette burn.
Not to be a nitpicker, but a '51 would be a slab body in blonde, only. Sunburst on the contoured body models, like yours, became available in late '54.
I'm an MJT fan, have any pix of the back? Wondering what type ferrules were used. Is there a wiring route under the guard?
What kind of neck and pickup did you use?
Again, super cool bass?
Yeah that's true...I've got to get me one of those. The only issue I have with relicing is sometimes the forearm wear on the top can look too smooth and sanded to be real. Those sandbergs are masterpieces of art right down to the cigarette burn.
I sold an 82 p-bass with a Badass II on it probably for what I could have got for just the bridge today...sob.I'll assume you're talking to me, and YES it's a Fender logo.
It's the bridge from the elite and, later plus series basses.
We owned a music store in the early 90s and so I could parts and it was to my eye the most attractive heavy bridge around (and I could get it cheap), so I got one and put it on.