80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
But if it plays and sounds good, it is good.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Like those kids in the 90s who glued huge chunks of fiberglass to their hot hatches, while I never appreciated the style, I always very much appreciated the craftsmanship and skill involved.
This is similar.
This is similar.
The older I get, the more disappointed in myself I become.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Classic! 
Still don't know what a chocolate starfish is though.
Still don't know what a chocolate starfish is though.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Limp Bizkit reference, I'm telling you this so you don't accidentally find out and hear something you won't ever be able to unhear.WellyBlues wrote: ↑Sun Aug 22, 2021 11:23 am Classic!
Still don't know what a chocolate starfish is though.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
I love it! A proper resurrection story. While I might regret the single coil rout, what you have done with the wreckage is brilliant.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Would Nickelback and Creed references have helped?
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Definitely along the right track.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Marvelous, how dod you fix the three piece maple top? New pieces?
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Nope. Used the old bits. They were more-or-less still the right size and usable. New top would have been waaaaay too much work.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
I think full credit should be given here for bringing that wreck back from the dead.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Love the craftsmanship. Hate the end result. Love the bravery in sharing.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Love it. hate it. Glad that you made it rock again but oh my eyes.
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Re: 80’s Silverburst (Disturbing Content - Viewer Discretion Advised)
Well that definitely took an unexpected turn!
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