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The official "Tort Pic's Or It Doesnt Exist " Thread.

To Tort or Not to Tort?.

  • Hot Wheels are sweeter than Matchbox

    Votes: 63 48.8%
  • Cant see myself living in a life without Tortoise pick guards

    Votes: 84 65.1%

  • Total voters
    129
Short Tort!!!
View attachment 1182890 View attachment 1182892 Cut a tort guard from a Stew Mac blank for this Squier Mustang.
Also added NM4's.

I have never seen an ad for another of these before or after I bought mine. Are you out there?!?
I don't remember the Squier Mustang but have heard that you would have no trouble at all unloading yours if you wanted to. You might even make a profit if what I heard is true.
 
Warmoth medium-scale (32") P-bass. Ash body, rosewood fretboard, tort.

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The tort on that p bass is perfection. I bet there's many here who'd pony up good $$ to take it off your hands.

It's the nicest P-Bass I've ever owned, and I have owned a few. It's all original and weighs only 8.5 pounds. It has a super chunky neck, but I've grown fond of it. I keep it set up with La Bella flatwounds and a piece of foam under the bridge cover for my Steely Dan tribute band:



- Steve
 
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<sigh> Nah, I only have eyes for Jeannie... Barbara Eden is happily married, and still working, bless her heart. (going on 86 years old)
 

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