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Thunderbird Club Pt 5

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how about a little "mojo" for a Friday night:

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My '79 Thunderbird's headstock with Gotoh Resolite Tuners (no more neck dive!). Amazingly this one's neck seems to be unbroken despite definitely taking a few shots!



That sure reminds me of the one I just refinned. Those are great looking tuners!
 
Let's have a festive color today, something in keeping with the season. Sure glad those Mayans were wrong :p


An unbroken true '76, refinned in 7Up Green by Mike Lull, this bass was a complete wreck (other than the neck) when I bought it as BassNW.
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For #10 we have a Creme White Burny Thunderbird - Fitted with Nickel Hardware, pickup covers and rings are by Mike Lull. :hyper:

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I just dug out my Epiphone IV after not playing it for a good 3 or 4 years. Gave it a full setup, cleaned it extenstively, whacked some new Rotosounds on it, moved the strap pin to fix the balance... boom. Here's an action shot, I don't have any "arty" ones currently:
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On the eleventh day of Christmas TBird gave to me a custom purple IV, a cream white Burny, a green 76, a classic white IV, an 8 string non-reverse, a surf green Orville, a Purrrrrple Gib-by, the first Lull T4, a rare Greco II, a red Fenderbird, and a green Jackson 93
 
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