re-birth of a '72 4001

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jps wrote:Looks really nice, Bryce! :D When do we get to see the finished product all put back together?
i should have pics of it re-assembled in a week.
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done.
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it looks gorgeous, Bryce! :D
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jps wrote:it looks gorgeous, Bryce! :D
Yes it does. Good luck with the low profile cover hunt too.
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johnallg wrote:
jps wrote:it looks gorgeous, Bryce! :D
Yes it does. Good luck with the low profile cover hunt too.
think i've got one...
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good work!
My Basses' Name:
4001White 1981-11-W.
4003Jetglo 1992-04-Mr.B.B.
4001Mapleglo 1974-06-Tre
4004Walnut 1994-09 CI-Giusy
4004Mapleglo 2003-05 CII (Fretless 4-2-5)-Amo
4004Jetglo 1994-12 Laredo-Ruso
4003Mapleglo 1988-08 LK-Lemmy
2030MidnightBlue 1992-08-Nino
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Absolutely gorgeous.
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It's...it's beautiful...
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Yummy!
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Ooh, that's nice and dark around the edges, I like it. What was the turn around time for Mr. Davis, if I may ask? Also if your low profile falls through I might have something like that laying around.
73 Feb 4001, 73 March 4001, 73 April 4001, 73 May 4001, 73 June 4001, 73 July 4001
04 MM Bongo 5HSp, 07 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5HS, 09 MM Bongo 5Hp, 11 MM Bongo 5H
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markbass99 wrote:Ooh, that's nice and dark around the edges, I like it. What was the turn around time for Mr. Davis, if I may ask? Also if your low profile falls through I might have something like that laying around.
you're the man Mark! thanks for the help.
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Gorgeous bass!
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Another amazing job by Larry, eh? His photographer does an amazing job of capturing the beauty of his work as well.
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