My loss, Fred's gain...

Tony Calman Posted 2005-09-04 1:19 AM (#138405) Subject: My loss, Fred's gain... Joined: August 2003 Posts: 4619 Location: SoCal Mtnbikerfred now has my Millennium # 15918. I know it has a good home. mtnbikerfred Posted 2005-09-04 3:56 AM (#138406 - in reply to #138405) Subject: Re: My loss, Fred's gain... Joined: March 2005 Posts: 1421 Location: Orange County, California Thank You Tony!! If you have'nt seen a Mill-CB in person, I warn you: It can rip your heart out right through you eye sockets. Belive it or not, this is a surface that is smooth as glass. It has that very cool "flame-maple like" translusence that changes at different angles. More pics in the gallery too. :D :D :D :D GrilledCheese Posted 2005-09-04 7:24 AM (#138407 - in reply to #138405) Subject: Re: My loss, Fred's gain... Joined: May 2005 Posts: 327 Location: Evansville,IN Cool guitar! :cool: Haven't seen one of those before. Is that carbon fiber on the top? Whatever it is, it's still cool. :cool: TexasDoc Posted 2005-09-04 10:40 AM (#138408 - in reply to #138405) Subject: Re: My loss, Fred's gain... Joined: December 2004 Posts: 1116 Location: Keller, TX Another one, Fred? We have got to get back together again and play some more. Paul Wag Posted 2005-09-04 8:33 PM (#138409 - in reply to #138405) Subject: Re: My loss, Fred's gain... Joined: December 2002 Posts: 939 Location: Fort Worth, Texas Sweet! :eek: