It would no doubt be a hoot.
Maybe you could call the potential photography business "In Focus."
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Thunderbird Club
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Maybe you could call the potential photography business "In Focus."
It's amazing how easy it is to keep up when somewhat sidelined from work. (The wifey was positive for gift from China yesterday and I'm very limited due to exposure.) The up side is I can keep up and not blink and be four or more pages behind.
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Two very rare classics.
My Gibson timespan can’t compete with V’s or anyone with ‘64’s, but ‘95 to ‘03.
Seven years, from L to R: ‘95, ‘97, ‘01, ‘03, ‘01. And not pictured my new to me ‘99 ebony. All Gibson.
Those DiMarzios were great pickups back then.
Thank you, sir.
Never noticed the keyboard in that pic before. Is it a Farfisa?
bonus: both Made in USA…
godofthunder59
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Early BC Rich with Hi-A pickups!
godofthunder59
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Glue not screws!Nothing worse than a poor repair using screws and epoxy...
godofthunder59
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That is definitely a Fenderbird candidate.Nothing worse than a poor repair using screws and epoxy...
Came out great, pretty much what’s expected of Pat, and he always delivers.
Tort looks perfectly at home on some bass bodies and with some bass colors. No hate here.
Next you’ll be telling us, pizza wasn’t invented in Italy.
And I know of at least two of those in this club! I’m in good company with Jeff.
You’re a good man Chuck, store owner Dave seems pretty cool too. Sure wish the timing would have worked out for me on that fliptop, but it’s in a good home now.big part? lol…that amp was going somewhere else…..I could have also made money on it….not my thing….Dave and I go back more than three decades…..
Just to be clear, Marshall is getting excited about seeing Nikki and the band, not about me being his date, I think.
Actually it’s a white 68 P.
As Chuck would say, that’s a fine year for Cars and Guitars.
I have you as first right of refusal if I ever decide to sell my 68 P. It would make the perfect book end to your J.
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Was down at the Petersen Car museum on Thunderbird Thursday so I shot this relevant photo…
These Offys are killing my OCD, plugs and pipes like cuffs and collars, should match…
These Offys are killing my OCD, plugs and pipes like cuffs and collars, should match…
That's one I definitely would not take personally.
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My oldest bass - '63 Burns of London Vista Sonic - 61yrs old
the things we love to regret…. paid 250 bucks with trays, tort and ohsc….hated tort back then (outgrew that thankfully since it's such a classic look today)........first thing I did was replace that pup with the DiMarzio (fitted the coil split switch as well) and later replaced the PG...at one point it wore the Badass II bridge from my Gretsch Committee but thankfully that bridge found its way back before that P got stolen in 81.....
point being, if you were a bass, you didn't want to be owned by me back then....
