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Location: Caribou, ME | I'm in the process of procuring a headstock-less '73-ish Legend. Anyone got a neck floating around? Even a broken one? I'd do a headstock graft if need be.
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | This is your opportunity for a slothead. Make one for it.
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Location: liverpool ,england | slothead would look nice! |
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Location: GATLINBURG TENNESSEE :) | I think your odds are very good for getting a nice neck if you keep an eye out for Ovation "project guitars" |
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Location: Seymour, Tennessee | WOW seesquare, wht's the story behind that one? |
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Location: Caribou, ME | I have a topless '74 1111 and the neck is twisted so it's "done". I bought a c.1970 Panasonic am-fm table radio and I was going to make a new 'top' out of 1/8" paneling and mount the radio dial/knobs and an 8" speaker in it.... I thought it would be the coolest thing to hang on the wall. But now I'm wondering if I shouldn't shave the headstock off.
And yeah, I do watch for O projects. Obsessively. |
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Location: Pacific Northwest Inland Empire | My project was an 1115 Pacemaker, with a missing peghead. I figger- WTF- make it a Folklore! So, I gets me a hunk of mahogany, laminate in the necessary "stripe", and paste the whole mess onto the end of the amputation site.
It was a great project, had a reasonably good outcome, and sent it off (like EVERYTHING else I do), to an afficionado in The South, as I recall. |
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WTB: O neck
