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| well, I've been thinking it over, and still am rather upset at the current turn of events with my guitars, and am considering just selling off the parts..
IF I sell the Bluebird neck, it will be sold as a package including: correct and vintage chrome shaller tuners and screws, new nut, new Chrome Ovation/Shaller 12 string bridge, new chrome bridge studs and neckplate(sorry no screws)
pretty quick swap on a UK ... or you'll have to widen the neck pocket on a preacher or deacon/bw.... still thinking about it...
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Location: Upper Left USA | Glenn,
Which kidney did you want for that?
BTW - I'm an O pos (not old POS)!
Do you need something completed or can I trade outright. If I didappoint you Moody would gladly come up and break my thumbs. Kurt has a bum wing and I can still take him.
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Location: Marlton, NJ | You know me... always interested! |
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| Woody,
I have a plethora of parts and no skills... including guitar playing :(
I will gladly transfer my coffer to you..
with the body paul has offered there will be parts for almost 3 complete guitars... we're short 1 neck and a set of 3x3 to get 3 and I have extra parts...tuning machines, pings, grovers, ovation, shaller and wilkinson and wiring, trim and electrical components that will be yours for other projects if you can help me out..
I would really like to get the UKXII finished/built, and I promised Shannon another guitar, but you'll have to determine if the artist body can be finished... I think so.. but you're our resident wizard.. brett didnt take out too much for the back carve.. so rasp away...
btw whats a good way to get paint out of the stud threads without destroying the threads? :mad: Brett must have fallen asleep with his finger on the paint trigger... and only one side is painted... thickly... is there a solvent that I can use to soften or remove the paint without breaking down the urethane foam? I was thinking brass or wire circular brush but don't want to trash the threads..
thanks Michael.. and Moody.
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I'll copy it to CL. |
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Location: NW Washington State | Hi guys-
Just to add to the confusion, I've got a black UKII body that I might trade for a Breadwinner or Deacon body. Preferably black since I have a black UKII bowtie neck. I've got most of the other parts to make a mutant Breadwinner.
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