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Disagree! THere are many people that 'play stocks'. And they lose more money doing it than those that 'invest' in vintage Thunderbirds.Old Thunderbirds go up too, and you can't play stocks!
Another Tbird and Eagle owner!Happy Thunderbird Thursday! Another furlough week, more time to play!
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So there are three of us? Though, technically mine is a Bodine.Another Tbird and Eagle owner!
I just keep buying more basses and swapping the parts around.Yup. Happened to one of mine. Where can I find a replacement?
Buy a truss rod screw. Comes with a free Thunderbird.I use keep buying more basses and swapping the parts around.
I just did some reading on that and I guess yours is a Bodine.So there are three of us? Though, technically mine is a Bodine.
Pro bono legal advice here. The wise will heed counsel's guidance. If unwise and fail to heed advice, just plead Nolo contendere, as there is no excuse for your actions.So I’ve decided I’m never thinning the flock of birds. Some of the others may go, but it’ll be the wife and kids who decide what to do with the Thunderbirds. No kicking self in butt around here.
The "ummmm" was that this guy is insane. I paid $1500. Lefty Gibson Thunderbirds aren't exactly rare.
More Pro Bono legal advice. Ex-wives had no say in how many Thunderbirds (or other fun stuff) you own!Pro bono legal advice here. The wise will heed counsel's guidance. If unwise and fail to heed advice, just plead Nolo contendere, as there is no excuse for your actions.
I knew I should have worded that differently. Made it sound like stocks go up and no one "plays" with stocks. Read an interesting article the other day that millinnial's sitting at home playing day traders are causing some of the volatility in the market, despite the fact that the average day trader ends up with below average return for all that activity. Everyone's mileage will vary. So play with your Thunderbird, not your stocks.Disagree! THere are many people that 'play stocks'. And they lose more money doing it than those that 'invest' in vintage Thunderbirds.
Yeah, that has been the case for more than a decade. Day traders -> paying to provide liquidity in the market...I knew I should have worded that differently. Made it sound like stocks go up and no one "plays" with stocks. Read an interesting article the other day that millinnial's sitting at home playing day traders are causing some of the volatility in the market, despite the fact that the average day trader ends up with below average return for all that activity. Everyone's mileage will vary. So play with your Thunderbird, not your stocks.![]()
There. Likely more true.Yeah, that has been the case for more than a decade. Day traders -> paying to provide liquidity in the market...
But if you want to lose money really quickly, nothing beats getting a good job and living where elected officials have arrested cognitive development and think high taxes are some form of wisdom, and worse, a virtue.
That looks like a good option. I am still thinking about a refin on the fretless. Getting the inch thick poly off of it will be a chore.Given all our idle time in quarantine, I think I'm going to finally bite the bullet and refinish the BaCH bird. Since the color I'm going for (something near Willow Mist Metallic, a pale moss green metallic, somewhat like aged pelham blue or aged ice blue metallic) isn't really available from Reranch, I'm thinking of going this route:
Touch Up Spray Paint | AutomotiveTouchup
I can get just about any color matched in a spray can, and it dries much faster than standard nitro. After that, I'm debating using Reranch clear nitro or their clear coat, though I'm leaning Reranch so that it will age like an old finish instead of resist UV. The site says it is an acrylic lacquer, which is what most of the old custom colors were, so I should think it'd be compatible with a nitro top coat, anyone have any wisdom on the matter?
You had an 8 string Bach Bird and it escaped? Jeff needs to administer a stern and acidic disciplinary action tbd.I'd do the obligatory test, but you're fine with that combination........Kicks self in butt yet again for selling not 1, but 2 BaCH NRs.....and an 8 string.
I married my trophy wife first and skipped the ex. That is why I can afford Thunderbirds!More Pro Bono legal advice. Ex-wives had no say in how many Thunderbirds (or other fun stuff) you own!
I'd do the obligatory test, but you're fine with that combination........Kicks self in butt yet again for selling not 1, but 2 BaCH NRs.....and an 8 string.
So I’ve decided I’m never thinning the flock of birds. Some of the others may go, but it’ll be the wife and kids who decide what to do with the Thunderbirds. No kicking self in butt around here.