Jeez dude! you don't wanna be part of the Thunderbird clown car at all! You wanna be the queens personal chauffeur!
You're starting to get the picture.
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Jeez dude! you don't wanna be part of the Thunderbird clown car at all! You wanna be the queens personal chauffeur!
Why fight when it can be just one big love fest.![]()



"He's on my side of the seat!"FIRST FIGHT OF THE ROAD TRIP! WHERE'S THE POPCORN?!

How about this?.You're starting to get the picture.
If I had to guess... I'd say they pooped out a bunch of these things with the idea of sellin' them off quick & disappearing before a lawsuit pops up.
You should apply for the position! You'd be a shoe-in! Rumor has it that there's a pretty thorough vetting process though...You're starting to get the picture.
Now its settled then!.I used to own a 1969 Coup de Ville, it was a lovely Firemist Red..........
Anymore though, I'm really a Subie gurl.![]()
I used to own a 1969 Coup de Ville, it was a lovely Firemist Red..........
Anymore though, I'm really a Subie gurl.![]()
Yep. Check with Carlo. I have covers on one of my 'Birds, the '91 that's all chromed out. The P has covers as well. I really like the way covers look, too. And, I don't have any issues playing a bass with covers.I have noticed there are not a lot of Bird slingers sporting bridge and pickup covers, I love them and I have them on my P, had them on my J and I want them for my EB 3 now. On ebay the fender covers are a dime a dozen but the Gibson/Epiphone covers are more scarce and no one in China is making them either. Such a simple piece to fabricate if you have the proper tooling but I dont. If I purchase the one that I can find on ebay the shipping and part plus dollar conversion gets me close to $50 for probably $3 worth of material. Anyone have a better, cheaper option on these?.View attachment 2792272
I'm with you on that. If I had the screws for my P-bass pickup cover, they'd be on. Surprisingly the previous owner still had the pup cover but not the bridge cover, seems like it's usually the other way aroundYep. Check with Carlo. I have covers on one of my 'Birds, the '91 that's all chromed out. The P has covers as well. I really like the way covers look, too. And, I don't have any issues playing a bass with covers.
I have noticed there are not a lot of Bird slingers sporting bridge and pickup covers, I love them and I have them on my P, had them on my J and I want them for my EB 3 now. On ebay the fender covers are a dime a dozen but the Gibson/Epiphone covers are more scarce and no one in China is making them either. Such a simple piece to fabricate if you have the proper tooling but I dont. If I purchase the one that I can find on ebay the shipping and part plus dollar conversion gets me close to $50 for probably $3 worth of material. Anyone have a better, cheaper option on these?.View attachment 2792272
"The plane boss, the plane!"But the 70's gave us the Chrysler Cordoba with its rich Corinthian leather seats
It looks like someone tried (and failed) to put in a different bridge, and just ended up botching it.Holes?.

It's been pretty dead around here tonight so figured I'd through a Bird picture up...
Just some late night 5 string noodling.
With tort creeping in the background... always sneaking in to my pictures
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