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Location: Scotland | Check this out
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=916619513
The Buy It Now at $275 seems very cheap. If he'd ship overseas this would be mine. |
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Location: Las Cruces, NM | Paul
You, and others, make this board a place of intense temptation. Things like this make me want to dip into my meager IRA and hope I die of pleasure before I die of hunger. That is a one of a kind. The only thing saving me is it isn't a 12 string.
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Location: 6 String Ranch | There were a bunch of these done. Some blue, some red and black, there was brown and yellow dragonskin and probably a few more. We had the same guy do them who did the Hamer grafick finishes. Before someone asks I don't know how many of each finish, maybe 25-50 total. Hard to recall, the brain cells were affected at the time by the time.
There is a white T-Bolt for $600ish on ebay as well.
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Location: NJ | am I the only one that loves the thunderbolt? |
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Location: SoCal | You and Paul T. That's all. |
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Location: Scotland | Actually I've never been keen on the Thunderbolt, but at less than 300 bucks for a piece of Ovation history, which despite the 80's "Rawk" image & non-original pre will sound and play as good as any Ovation in it's class, it would be silly not to. |
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Location: SoCal | Nah. What would be silly would be to not take that money and put it towards a blonde THead. |
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