I did a search for anything in Pleasant Hill with that name. Nada. So, it’s a person hiding their real identity behind a fake company name. Not sure how you track it down.
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Thunderbird Club
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That’s what happens when his brother in law double books a wedding on our GTG.
I often use a guitar cleaner like Fender and once every couple years use a good car wax (with carnauba) on basses. A few instrument manufacturers even suggest a good car wax. I first did it after I read where Ric recommend it and it really brought the black back.
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Test run…
a little wrinkly but less than it could have been…
needed 6 hands to apply…
didn’t do a base coat, I could strip it and add one…
headless NR has a base coat… so I may skip this one and finish that first…
a little wrinkly but less than it could have been…
needed 6 hands to apply…
didn’t do a base coat, I could strip it and add one…
headless NR has a base coat… so I may skip this one and finish that first…
I in no way criticize those among y'all who have multiple TBirds. I was lucky enuff to have found the perfect one in 73 and, while I have admired some of the new NR's, especially that burnt orange one from a coupla weeks(+/-) ago, I don't 'need' another 'Bird. Which is good 'cos I damn sure can't afford another one. This'll hafta do:
Jeff's played mine. But speaking of which, I wonder what ever happened to that left-handed '67 NR.love how you reversed that bass…..thought about that arrangement for a long time (way before I knew about this hang) and actually got to see it done here….curious as to how they play….
https://reverb.com/item/6135176-gibson-1967-non-reverse-left-hand-thunderbird-ii-once-owned-by-cheaptrick-few-made-ohsc
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- Endorsing Artist Mike Lull T Bass pickups, The Bass Shop, Seattle WA.
Same $$$ as my '64, not doggin' Bicie's 'cause I have two...........But.
Anyone know of anywhere that does NR pickguards? Like some cool designs? I like it stock but you know the grass is always greener and all that
I finished the first one on my kindle while I was in Vegas.
I wanted to test some old epoxy before using on that scarf joint on my IV. Glued a couple of scraps together and then smashed it with a hammer. Still works!
Or the California seller will buy from Japan if theirs sells first
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I would hope they get printed in AU.
Chucks’s with the invisoPG and GP’s are the two that grab me, too.
I have twice passed on spending that for an OG bird. I’d pay that for one definitely owned and played by Leon Wilkeson or Pops Chambers, but even if they surfaced, I expect they’d go for far more.
I’ll see what I can see when they get here. But I don’t think these are and they didn’t show up in any local listings I could see.
I’ll let you know.
My indecisiveness on the tissue paper for the DC telecaster has pushed me to a backup plan for the headless NR…
I’m sooper happy now….
could have the finish buttoned up this weekend…
I’m sooper happy now….
could have the finish buttoned up this weekend…
