A little Mopar should get it scooting, he's gonna get some shimmy with that hemi!
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Thunderbird Club
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Speaking of OHSCs, for the newer people here, the 2013 case will fit exactly, with no room to spare, in a Smart Car.
Wasn’t the initial intention of the guy from Swatch that thought it up to be perfectly sized to fit Thunderbird cases?
UPDATE: Nope. We had 6 people tonight(at least they stayed all night). 4 of the 6 were other musicians who sat in. 1 of the other 2 is a UB player-dunno if he plays electric, he coulda sat in. IDK anything about the other person.
Not exactly a rousing success.
EDIT: at least it was kinda fun playing some different[stuff].
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Gonna order Cobalt flats for the VP. I have 4 new tracks to record for the Jason Lane Band. (Blues-rock)
Now do I go 45-65-85-105 or 50-70-85-105?
Now do I go 45-65-85-105 or 50-70-85-105?
Mine are 45-65's on both the 67 NR and the LPB2/5 and I'm quite happy with them.
Well the crabbing season is just about over here on the Chesapeake Bay..
Here’s what I do with the shells every year.Total recycle..the shells that don’t make the grade for painting get crushed and go into the garden to feed tomatoes..I do about 250 or so each season.
They tend sell out quickly to the local folks.
Maybe not as cool as model train painting..but I’m in the game..Cheers!...Oh..also Thunderbirds rule!
Here’s what I do with the shells every year.Total recycle..the shells that don’t make the grade for painting get crushed and go into the garden to feed tomatoes..I do about 250 or so each season.
They tend sell out quickly to the local folks.
Maybe not as cool as model train painting..but I’m in the game..Cheers!...Oh..also Thunderbirds rule!
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- Mar 13, 2008
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That's really fun stuff, Glenn!
- Mar 8, 2011
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I use the 50-70-85-105, but the tension can mess with some necks a bit
Thanks..it keeps me busy..Everybody wants something new for the next year.
I have friends that do ornament exchanges every year. Around July they start placing their orders. Thank goodness my craft table is right next to my basses and adult bar
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Thanks..it keeps be busy..Everybody wants something new for the next year.
I have friends that do ornament exchanges every year. Around July they start placing their orders. Thank goodness my craft table is right next to my basses and adult bar
- Mar 8, 2011
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Been gone awhile, but has anyone gotten one of these Fano basses with T Bird pickups? I’ve been playing mine on a ton of gigs and really like it. Hagar Ben Ari, from Reggie Watts/James Corden band plays one a lot too I noticed. My playing is a tad rough in this clip, but I like the bass. Strung with somewhat dead Cobalts. With rounds it’s a rock/grind machine. The Dennis Fano T Bird pickups aren’t quite as tubby as my Lollars, but they have a nice growl
Hey you were playing with other musicians! Not happening around here.
Thanks! It turns out the delivery time for the lighter set is shorter, so I’m ordering those.
