Restore or leave as is?

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I wonder if Weller still has this he must i think Peacock suit was its last outing not unless GG bought it for Easter. :D
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jps wrote:
Rickygirl wrote:...I like battered guitars with a "now looked after" smug expression.
How about guys? :mrgreen:
Yes, I like guys too!! :mrgreen:
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Rickygirl wrote:
jps wrote:
Rickygirl wrote:...I like battered guitars with a "now looked after" smug expression.
How about guys? :mrgreen:
Yes, I like guys too!! :mrgreen:
Battered with that "now looked after" smug expression? Or do you prefer them basted? :lol:
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jps wrote:
Rickygirl wrote:
jps wrote:How about guys? :mrgreen:
Yes, I like guys too!! :mrgreen:
Battered with that "now looked after" smug expression? Or do you prefer them basted? :lol:
Battered and deep fried, they're delicious :P
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm................ :shock: :wink:
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lewie2792 wrote:While it appears that it is not a candidate for restoration from an economic standpoint, it is a crime to leave any Ric in a somewhat shabby condition IMHO.
Yes, its great to see a beautiful, perfect condition Ric, but as a player/weekend warrior, I don't mind seeing wear on an instrument, even to the point of "shabby". To me, its more important it plays and sounds good. Worn guitars can have a definite personailty and can give them that rock and roll or bluesy flair. Heck, some people are paying top dollar for fake-worn new guitars. You've got the real deal! :D I say keep it that way!
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jps wrote:
Rickygirl wrote:
Rickygirl wrote:...I like battered guitars with a "now looked after" smug expression.

Battered with that "now looked after" smug expression? Or do you prefer them basted? :lol:

Yes, so long as it is a healthyish batter, so not deep fried. A good working batter with plenty of shelf life!!!! :wink: :mrgreen:
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