Even the most tempestuous of children would have given up halfway through that.
El Kabong
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Even the most tempestuous of children would have given up halfway through that.
At least the TRC was on correctly
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Yeah, ur right, I had my 64' F212 on the brain it is in fact my now repaired to play... 66' F20 "Broken Arrow"!https://letstalkguild.com/ltg/index...th-sorta-rebuilt-60s-f20.215153/#post-2065461
Think he had an "oopsie"with the model number though. He introduced it as an F20.
This guitar turned me into more of an optimist with repairing. It's one thing if you want a near perfect restoration where one could hardly tell anything happened at all OR just a player that barely makes it on all fronts. I opted for the latter. It is rather fun to talk about the bride of Frankenstein right to her face! I always get a lotta mileage out with the story of its repair...With a lot of glue, clamps, extra wood, some keen attentiveness to the physics of the matter with a ton of patience/time = a recipe for marginal success! ( I did flip that TRC correctly! )
Viva Try ! (that doesn't sound right grammatically but you catcha my drift !
