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Location: Upper Left USA | Maybe I shouldn't have eaten that tub of Chocolate Chip Mint and fallen asleep during "Beach Party Bingo"...
Here's one to talk about.
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Location: big island | now that is GROOVY, baby! |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | very nice. |
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Location: Cork, Ireland | What's the red one? |
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Location: Upper Left USA | AJ's Hagstrom, ya sure you betcha... |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Looks similar to Fender's Sea Foam Green. I had to decide between this color and Ice Blue Metallic on a '62 RI Jaguar a few years ago. I chose the Ice Blue, but it was close. |
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Location: NJ | NiceColour, Woody!
Now all y'need to do is take some pieces of an old ebony fingerboard, "pulse" 'em in the Cuisinart (preferrably when the wife is out) a few times, and randomly epoxy the "chips" onto the body . . . .
(oh, and a Ben&Jerry's TRC) |
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Location: Upper Left USA | This is closer to the "56 Ford" Pickup of my youth.
Morning Mist Green with Pearl White accents, Small Block Ford, C4, 4:11 , Holly 650, American Racing Wheels and a well Armoural'd passenger side bench seat...
Now I buy guitars. |
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Location: Maine | Mike.. I assume you painted that?
I like it, nice change up...The viper shape is very versital and has so many looks that work.
What is the paint/finish? Something fancy? I'm curious since I picked up the UKII body from Miles and it also needs a paint job..
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by MWoody:
This is closer to the "56 Ford" Pickup of my youth. Reminds me of the Edsel shade of 'the morning after the night before of St. Patrick's Day'. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | Iffy - No Soup for you! One Month!
Tal,
Umm, Krylon 3475, Tidepool...
It might not be tough enough but you should have seen this hulk before I got it. The neck is from the White Breadwinner I recently aquired.
I really like the tone with white and chrome. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Very cool Michael.
I like that colour.
I reckon that chopped down Deacon body I am going to send you would look good that colour.
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Location: Cork, Ireland | Originally posted by MWoody:
AJ's Hagstrom, ya sure you betcha... Hmmm.. never heard of those before now but they have an interesting list of devotees http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hagstr%C3%B6m#Notable_users
Sweden, home of Volvo, Abba, the Muppets' chef, a large turnip-like vegetable and very wacky-looking guitars. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Neil Young played a Hagstrom 1 on "Chrome Dreams 11"
Yeah GAS got me!!!
Have a Hagstrom 1, 11 and 111 from the 60's
Looking for an original "Burns Marvin"
Yeah I know!! :rolleyes:
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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR | Originally posted by ProfessorBB:
Looks similar to Fender's Sea Foam Green. I had to decide between this color and Ice Blue Metallic on a '62 RI Jaguar a few years ago. I chose the Ice Blue, but it was close. Nice Green!
I recently painted all the halls in a whole apartment building that color...
When the Little Ol' Ladies asked what color that was we told them 'Cool Mint',
but I didn't know about the 'Sea Foam Green'...
Amongst ourselves we referred to it as Slime Green! :p (or Jail Green)
I looks better on a Guitar than it does in a hallway. |
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Location: Upper Left USA | This is totally non-political and slightly un biased...
The last is Koa VXT Wannabe, Celebready, Surf-n-Viper, AJ's latest Viper and the Artist LX.
It was a good day. |
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Location: Brisbane Australia | Mike, are the pg screws the standard size?
They look bigger.
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Location: Upper Left USA | The Ovation screws are smaller diameter and break off too easily so I use the Fender/Gibson size which are readily available. |
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Location: GA USA | I love it. Great job. Kinda gives it a Silvertone appeal. |
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Location: NJ | NiceJob! |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | Definitely appealing to the surfers. |
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Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Nice. |
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Next on the Bench: Choc Chip Mint?
