Geek99
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Squier VMJ five string - they come up here from time to time but also fairly often on eBay
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Ok it's a roadworn p or highway one p for md then Would preferable board but looking unlikely
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Ok thanks - the paint on the 50s one looked very different Maybe a highway one P is the way to go What about roadworn models ?
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Hi Been looking at a classic 50s precision at pmt in Leeds, are they finished in nitro ? Or can someone else recommend a cheapish fender that is ?
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It can be yours, Sid
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Bump - last call for a Leeds bringalong -
Bump - last call for a Leeds bring along
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I thought the premise of closet classic was that they looked like the original That is just fugly
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Im thinking of building my own battered looking 73 style precision - has to be sunburst or maybe natural Does anyone have an idea where i can get a nitro body to wear out myself in time, or someone who does respectable relic jobs ? Just doing some window shopping, not buying immediately Thanks
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Dealt very satsfactorily with mike, happy to do so again
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Sadly that domain is well and truly parked
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A while ago there was a guy called wes on here who made a copy of a 62 in white/tort - in Essex I think Anyone know his details, or roughly what a replica maybe slightly reliced copy of a 73 might cost ?
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Thank you gentlemen, I appreciate the fine comments
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Very smooth transaction so happy
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Royal Mail managed to completely fghk a bass I sent heavily packed in multiple layers of rigid foam blocks and bubble wrap and cardboard and then they refused all liability .
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Duly corrected, there would have to be an attempt to import or distribute the item itself, or an item containing it into the US My point about laxity is still there though, I believe.
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Well, they must have submitted some evidence but obviously you can't expect a civil servant to be expert in all areas that come up when reviewing patent applications. The US PATENT office is chronically underfunded.
