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rigger173
Posted 2011-05-20 9:19 PM (#352134)
Subject: 67 shiny bowl


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Ovation porn on Ebay.
Look under vintage.
Three plank top,chain and grape inlay.
Someone loved to play guitar,and loved to tinker with things.
This has got to be a guitar that can tell a story.
Get to work all you Ovation researchers.
Lets start with the Serial #.
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Old Man Arthur
Posted 2011-05-20 10:11 PM (#352135 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl



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Location: Keepin' It Weird in Portland, OR
Originally posted by rigger173:
Ovation porn on Ebay.
This?
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fletcher
Posted 2011-05-20 10:42 PM (#352136 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl


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Location: On the Coast - Halfway between SF & OR
Aw, poor babe. Looks like it's had a tough life!

Figuring the repairs would cost more than one of the re-issues, would it be worth fooling with?
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james37214
Posted 2011-05-20 11:29 PM (#352137 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl


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Location: nashville
I either like the near mint look or the slap wore out look, and this has that in spades., I would put back the orginal tuners and take what looks like sand paper off the bowl. I would have to hear it first, dont need a wore out looking guitar that sounds like crap.
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Nick B.
Posted 2011-05-21 12:14 AM (#352138 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl



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Given the overall condition of this guitar, which looks poor to me, I'm amazed at the condition of the decals on the headstock. Those that I have seen of this vintage are all but completely faded and these look very good.
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rigger173
Posted 2011-05-21 9:05 PM (#352139 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl


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James is right.I would put Klusons tuners back on,take the strings off,loosen the truss rod,wipe it down,remove all the tape,and hydrate the crap out of it for a month.
String it up and adjust.
Might be a gem.
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AussieJames
Posted 2011-05-21 9:53 PM (#352140 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl



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Location: Brisbane Australia




I won't ever look like this but if its structurally ok it will sound good

Someone should grab it.

AJ
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PEZ
Posted 2011-05-25 11:05 PM (#352141 - in reply to #352134)
Subject: Re: 67 shiny bowl



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Location: Nashville TN.
sometimes the one that are beat sound the best.
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