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U.S. Peavey Club

Hey Landau, I know this is a bit off subject, but is that your T-Bird, and what year is it? I vicariously came into a '66 non-landau that is my wife's that I'm working on restoring. Beautiful cars.

Back on track, I much prefer the "script" style logo too. It just looks so classy!

Hey, Dude. That's not my T-Bird, but I wish it was. It's a '66 like wifey's.
 
I have a late 90's Foundation 5. I can't get a standard hex key to fit in the truss rod socket. The access to the truss rod socket is a tightly curved access port; no truss rod cover over a routed-out chamber, just a neat little hole with a sharp bend. I need a 1/8" hex key that bends sooner, with a gentler curve rather than a sharp right-angle. Anybody know where to get one? Does Peavey's Parts Dept. sell 'em?

Missed this earlier. You need a ball end hex wrench so you can drive it at an angle.

When I was cleaning up the Fury, the standard nut on the truss rod worried me. Fortunately, the neck has the perfect relief on it right now, but it might be a beach when it comes time to adjust it.
 
Not sure if anyone is interested in this, but I'm working with a local, Nashville guitar maker to do exact replicas of T-40 bodies, but lighter...I'm not selling anything here...he's doing one for me and I could pass along his info if anyone is interested :)
 
I have a '78 T-40. Wonderful instrument. It would get more playing time if it weren't so dam heavy.:hiding:

Need to find a couple original knobs.
 

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There's a "Foundation Peavy" in red with the headstock model name in a different cursive font on auction at eBay.

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That looks to be a really early model. I have seen a Patriot and a Fury with that type of head stock. Notice the neck is not a jazz style. I believe these are 1-3/4" at the nut. Great condition though I'm not a fan of the red.
 
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