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Dale Fortune provided a link to this picture of his restoration of Dave Pascoe's Fireglo 4080/12. Oh, man, is that beautious!

http://s17.photobucket.com/albums/b53/DaleFortune/DavePascoes4080017.jpg
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Let's see, how do I put this?
Wow!
Damn!
Sweet!
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Gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous!!!!
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Could this be the most incredible Rick yet? How is the possible, full width inlays, CB? 4080 did not come out until after these features were done. I don't think there are any bolt-on FWMOP necks to make a custom either. Paul/Dave, give it up, what's the secret?
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Post by lucky »

The gold guards on a fireglo body go well together.
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Hmmmm Fireglo !
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Hurrah!
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Gorgeous!

(But where's the jack plate?)
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Looks like a 75th Anniversary double neck.
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That is just awesome. Congrats on a beautiful restoration, Dave and Dale. Awesome work!!
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Beautiful work! It looks sooo gorgeous, it's like being in a time warp!

Congratulations to both of you!
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That is just incredible!
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"How is the possible, full width inlays, CB? 4080 did not come out until after these features were done. I don't think there are any bolt-on FWMOP necks to make a custom either. Paul/Dave, give it up, what's the secret?"

Wes, the work is all custom, Dale made the guitar necks & did all the rebuilding/refinishing/customizing.
Check out the thread in the Vibrola section, particularly how painfully modified the guitar half was to start.
You'll be even MORE impressed.

It's been a long, involved project that certainly has fulfilled all expectations.
Truly stunning!
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