Lol ya. I like the pups in my vp and those pups i can not find. There is an Embassy on ebay for $350 and thats about the best price I can find so this for $250 works. Plus I bet that neck can be fixed pretty easy.
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Thunderbird Club
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Excellent! Looking forward to how this turns out. Please keep us updated.
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If you have woodworking skills - it can.
- Jun 30, 2010
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I hope you realize I was referring to the people who filled a swimming pool full of custard.
I will, its been a long process so far and I dont expect it’ll be done all that soon. I have the neck (Hillimire) bridge (our own Scott Dasson), pup and electronics are on the way. I need paint and clear. My only real hang up is grain filler or no and Inverness green (59 Cadi) or Verdoro green (68 Pontiac GTO). Both greens would fitt the bill beautifully. Imho
Takes time and a lot of mistakes. And patience, lots and lots of patience.
Bread is your best solution in such an emergency.
Potato's tooBread is your best solution in such an emergency.
Should look great. Be warned, this is what you'll get with no filler...
With a thick clear coat it'll feel smooth as glass but you'll still be able to see the grain and wood pores. It's a unique love it or hate it look. Filler is the safer route if you think you'll ever sell it.
Yes, but my concern is for my own amusement.I hope you realize I was referring to the people who filled a swimming pool full of custard.
I think the true tragedy of those filling the pool is that they never developed any skill sufficiently that they could get a job that didn't involve filling a pool with custard. I can't even imagine what I would think if I saw a resume with "filled a pool with custard" on it. Oh sure, the person would get an interview, but only to satisfy my own morbid curiosity.
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I'm not easily impressed, and the Vintage Pro impresses me. I worry they will be discontinued so I want some on hand. They are a close second to my 60's Nonreverse birds.
Rubber gloves, that could be a fetish, I have a nice nurse's uniform.
What are you doing tonight?
I could get banned for the very graphic details.
Vintage Pro, Vintage Pro, VINTAGE PRO!!!! Confound all you enablers! 
Capsaicin, the chemical that accounts for the spiciness, has a long aliphatic tail. This makes it very fat soluble. By eating or drinking anything that contains a decent about of fat (milk is a great choice because the fat is emulsified keeping the offending molecule away from sensitive mucus membranes) the capsaicin partitions into the fat removing the sensation of burning.
Which works great till you didn't realize you touched a spot where a little got on your face or something. Or you picked it up from the napkin. Or a smidge got onto the fork handle. So just on principle, I wash.
I have NO IDEA what you are talking about, but I believe you. . .
Now I'm confused.
How do you cook the potatoes (baked, mashed, boiled, scalloped, French fried...) and even more importantly, in light of the yogurt on the hiney comments, where do you put them?
Lastly, and most importantly, will I have to play my THUNDERBIRD standing up, or will I be able to sit?
