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I'd love to see it! First, your photo must be on a publicly available web site. Flickr is one such. Then, use the "Inert Image" button in the editing tools above your text area and paste in the URL, beginning with "http" or https" and ending in ".jpeg" If you need more instructions, you can read this post.Originally Posted by 60pinstripe
Looking forward to seeing your guitar.
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You don't write HTML. The vBulletin software does that for you. Simply write your message and use the options boxes to add URLs, photos, highlights and so on. I use the Size and Color options to make the text look the way I like it.
Here, for example, is one of my guitars (from Flickr):
I'd love to see that broadcaster. way back in '74, when I was a snot-nosed brat, I had traded in my first guitar (yamaha hollow body 335-ish thing) towards my dream guitar, a Stratocaster. I was so proud of that thing. I was over some kid's house showing it off to friends when he brought out his dad's guitar and asked if I wanted to trade. It was a battered 13 year old telecaster with just the Fender logo and no model name. Even then I knew what it was, a broadcaster that was made with a clipped down logo because gretsch sued fender over the name. I had learned that in Guitar Player. But to me at that time it was just an old guitar with a lot of wear on the neck and tons of paint missing, rusty screws. I think it was even missing a string or two. I turned it down.
sigh
could have, should have. can't say I would have because I didn't. Had I know that 30 years later what that guitar would be worth, well ...
As it turned out, that Strat was a dog, a lemon. When I sold it the buyer had to get a new neck and two pickups in order to make it playable. I thought it was just me that sucked. Well, that was true but I didn't even know you could change parts on a guitar. Like I said, I was green
Whoa, I want to see those pics too!!
Wow.
Beautiful? That's GORGEOUS!
Any more pics to delight us with?
That's beautiful!
Very nice! Lustworthy fer sher!
ZOMG
Ohhhh yeaaa!
Soooo nice!
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
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Last edited by 60pinstripe; 02-23-2018 at 06:01 PM.
This is like a couple of long lost Betty Page Pics - More! MORE!!!
Kenny Belmont
>:^{I)>
Possibly the most perfect electric solidbody guitar ever made right there
DANG
Sweet guitar! I would love to play her..
Very Nice !!!
Pretty Mint too...
WOW!?!?
T 'n W
Nah, no compensated saddles. So, most of the guys here would never be able to play it, LOL!
"No harmonic knowledge, no sense of time, a ghastly tone, unskilled vibrato, and so on. Chuck is one of the worst guitar players I know" -Gravity Jim
Compensated saddles or not, I’d play the shit out of it.
If we'd known we were going to be the Beatles, we'd have tried harder.--George Harrison
Oh snap!
Tell us more Please!
What happend?
Who let the magic smoke out?
Too many choices there. Where's the wrap tail on it? How do you ever get it in tune?
Oh heck yes, I'd slap a set of Glendale saddles on there to make it play in tune, & put the original pieces in a little ziploc® baggie w/a desi-pak®
Neck pickup has a hollow, throaty tone and measures 6.5.
Bridge is a scathing 8.3.
Original winds.
Last edited by 60pinstripe; 03-05-2018 at 05:35 AM.
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