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04-30-2009, 04:00 PM
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Anyone have a historic makeover spot they would be willing to sell?
IE...thinking about not using it and I can take your place?
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04-30-2009, 11:49 PM
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Re: Anyone have a historic makeover spot they would be willing to sell?
You're gonna wait a very long time to even be able to send your guitar, and then it takes a good while after it is received to complete. It's not a quick process.
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05-01-2009, 12:37 AM
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Re: Anyone have a historic makeover spot they would be willing to sell?
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Good! Gives ya Time to save up...........  I'm comptemplating what to do with my 81 Standard. Its such a great Player and the guitar really resonates, RS Guitars will do a re fin and Fret Job for under $1500..........This place seems to be really special though. I think sending a perfectely good Historic there is a little Nutz, but a guitar like my 81' ..........it could really make a Great guitar.........Amingly Great ya know? Plus its got nice 30 yr old wood. Some Brazillian would be SICK. Thats alot of Cabbage to invest though. If they give me a year to save up I just might send them the $500............ |
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