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I have an SE, it's white as a ghost. No noticeable difference. at least not in the spring cavity.

Nice job @retrobob, but you put a right hand on a left arm.😄

Not that I know of.

Good for you Lonn, you understand my comment probably more than most. I'm glad you are doing well.

You bet!

Oh no. I will have to do that soon, not looking forward to it.

Happy birthday, enjoy your trip. Don't sigh, many don't get to see 60. Appreciate every day you get.

My wife worked for a gal that had a beautiful 69 Camaro SS. When Volkswagen introduced the new Rabbit in 1983, she traded the Camaro in on one. It still makes me kind of sad.

327

It's got a 1968 327 with a two speed power glide. It came with everything to build a 383, all brand new in boxes, including a new in box 700R4 with torque converter. Even all new ARP nuts and bolts! The transmission alone costs more than I paid for the whole package. The car has been sitting...

I am. Totally old school.

This is probably of no interest to most of you, but I've seen less relative threads I recently acquired a 1970 Chevelle, buried axle deep. The tags on the plates say 1996 . After doing all of the necessary preparations, it started right up. Hopefully taking a test drive in the coming days...

These are great guitars, I had a mid 70's Artist I gave to my son. It was the first guitar he ever played on stage. I would put it up against any Les Paul, although heavy as a mountain.

My ears ringing.

Great job @Bob the builder and @ThreeChordWonder, they look just like TV.

Welcome from Colorado U.S.A.

Welcome, Nice guitars.

Yea, I think I would have passed on that one, at any price, even if he gave it to me. I have enough crap( physical objects. including guitars) cluttering my life. On top of that, I had an original Dan Armstrong back in the day, so..been there, sold that.

I've always liked the three tone bursts, I just have never heard them referred to as Clown Burst. Thanks And yours certainly is a looker!

Pardon my ignorance, but, what is a clown burst.

With the spring cavity right there (most of us don't even use the covers), it is pretty simple to see a solid wood body. I have only seen one plywood body in my time, not a Fender, and it was painted a solid color.

None of the above, thank you.

Welcome, don't sweat the small stuff.

HNGD that looks fantastic!

He's not old, he's dead.