My Les Paul Forums - View Single Post - Making thinner historic necks

Texas07R8 · 07-24-2008, 10:00 PM

hmmmm, I'm gonna look into this when I get home tomorrow, my 07R8 has a full neck too and I do believe this will work for me too, but first I gotta see and play with my newest baby, an all original 87 Les Paul Custom Lite. She's got the factory 59 Re-Issue pickups with a factory coil tap switch. This guitar has the beveled back and thinner body and a sweet ebony fretboard.

The guitar arrived earlier this week, good thing the wife was home to sign for it while I've been out of state all week on business. I'm flying home tomorrow afternoon and I can't frikkin' wait. I could be playing it right now! AARRGGHHH

07-24-2008, 10:00 PM	#23 (permalink)
Texas07R8 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Dallas, TX Posts: 725 Thanks: 18 Thanked 26 Times in 5 Posts	Re: Making thinner historic necks - yourself hmmmm, I'm gonna look into this when I get home tomorrow, my 07R8 has a full neck too and I do believe this will work for me too, but first I gotta see and play with my newest baby, an all original 87 Les Paul Custom Lite. She's got the factory 59 Re-Issue pickups with a factory coil tap switch. This guitar has the beveled back and thinner body and a sweet ebony fretboard. The guitar arrived earlier this week, good thing the wife was home to sign for it while I've been out of state all week on business. I'm flying home tomorrow afternoon and I can't frikkin' wait. I could be playing it right now! AARRGGHHH