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bassduke49
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No, if it's a V63, it would be neck through (before she got hold of the table saw). She just cut off the neck after splitting the body in half slightly diagonally. You can see the saw kerf in the finish of the right side of the heel of the neck. Sicko!
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I'm wondering if that would actually happen if you ran it over. It looks more like someone took a tablesaw to it.
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On closer inspection I can now see that it is (was) a through neck.
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