LOTS OF PROJECTS NEARING COMPLETION...

[doctorwho]

Creek:

Kickapoo Creek, 2007

River:

Illinois River, 2007

[jingle_jangle]

DEEP Burgundyglo, just shipped:







Late-to-early 4001 conversion, soon to ship:











Both have refrets, new paint and guards, new plating and hardware in SS, reworked wiring (#1 has push-pull mod), new FWCPM. FG has new binding.

[winston]

Wow! Both basses are beautiful Paul. Congrats to their owners.

[cjj]

Nice!

[godber]

There are some lucky guys looking out for the post this week. That deep burgundy 4001 is exactly my "dream" bass. Fantastic work Paul.

[johnallg]

Nice. Love the back of the neck on the FG.

[cableracer]

Outstanding! Gives me a warm &fuzzy feeling looking at those works of art...

[gareth]

Every time I see this thread bumped, I check it to see if mine's the project being talked about

[scotty]

OOoofffff id have anything in that deep Burgundy Nice!

[gareth]

OOoofffff id have anything in that deep Burgundy Nice!

That's why I got all excited. That's the color I want on mine when Paul gets around to it.

[cableracer]

Every time I see this thread bumped, I check it to see if mine's the project being talked about

Me too!

[heinpete]

Every time I see this thread bumped, I check it to see if mine's the project being talked about

Me too!

Me three!!!

[rickaddict]

Beautiful work as usual, Paul.

I have a question though: The Wavy Grovers in the photo above seem to have a spiral pattern along the outer edges of the box. What's up with that? I don't think I've ever seen that before.

[cjj]

Beautiful work as usual, Paul.

I have a question though: The Wavy Grovers in the photo above seem to have a spiral pattern along the outer edges of the box. What's up with that? I don't think I've ever seen that before.

Um, yeah, interesting observation. My '84 with Wavy Grovers just has straight bars...

[jingle_jangle]

They're originals, but Asian ("exploding")variations, as the pin swages were all bad and wouldn't even peen over--I had to drill and tap them for tiny screws to hold them together.