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Thunderbird Club

Judging by the look of Mom, they know it's back to the meth farm after picture time is over.
Grandma, but no idea why the melt down in that one picture. The rest were fine. On the other hand, I told the 3 year old that I’m creating a portfolio of embarrassing pictures to share with his first girlfriend. That didn’t phase him. I’ll try again in about 10 years.
 
Grandma, but no idea why the melt down in that one picture. The rest were fine. On the other hand, I told the 3 year old that I’m creating a portfolio of embarrassing pictures to share with his first girlfriend. That didn’t phase him. I’ll try again in about 10 years.


Oh hell!


Context is everything......




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Finally got these ready for graphics. Left are 2018 Epi4. Right are 2014 CP
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I'd like a definitive way to determine where Epi Goth necks were made based on the hs scallop/bevel on the face. I've seen a few different versions. None of them look like the original T-bird hs.

Flat bevel creates a soft 'V' peak on each side - neck is a fat C-profile
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Flat bevel stops before transition - neck thickness is shallower, more a soft-C
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This one had a thinner, slightly rounded bevel that creates a long pointy 'peak' -
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'64 II hs face is routed 1/16" into the face - not beveled at all. I like both varieties but it seems like Epi doing the Goth's differently must come down to being made in different factories over many years.
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I keep forgetting I still need to mill out my 7ireBird headstock!

 

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