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Thunderbird Club

Yeah, here.

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Sparkle Plenty(who recognizes that reference?).
 
Dean's take on Entwistle's Fenderbird.
Dean John Entwistle Hybrid.

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Both bolt-on. Both 2011 model years. From Cor-Tek Factory in Indonesia. Fun to play. Active. Looking for the neck thru stealth in matte black.

I hope to run into one of the stealth models myself one day. Nice looking Birds you have there!
 
Dean's take on Entwistle's Fenderbird.
Dean John Entwistle Hybrid.

3 Years ago
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Arrived end of April
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Both bolt-on. Both 2011 model years. From Cor-Tek Factory in Indonesia. Fun to play. Active. Looking for the neck thru stealth in matte black.

Lovely!
Be welcome here with us! Let me know if you'd like a club number!
 
nice bass collection! one of every important historic types, very cool...is the P pup split?
Thanks! I have both the original pup, and a DiMarzio P, that the previous owner had installed. I like the DiMarzio, but I’m thinking of trying the original split coil, for a maybe more vintage sound
 
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I think since the corvette already has red as the base colour, I can justify this as the new paint scheme…

Ha!
There is / was an AMX (Aust. AMX no 15 of 24) painted up like that. The producer finally decided to go with all Aussie cars. It got repainted a couple of times and it’s now in NZ getting put back in Interceptor guise.

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There was even a toy made of it.

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If you're referring to the actual rain we're experiencing, I'm happy to report the humidity is s'posed to drop all the way down to 99% in the next few minutes. If you're referring to something else, no comment.:whistle:
But for Florida, 99% is a dry heat....

Keep your power dry. Hopefully no flooding in your immediate area.
 
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