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Andy's bass is featured with photo in the new issue I just got in the mail!

You post but don't scan it in and show us?

Both Andy and Paul W. will probably show up soon enough with their pics.

In the meantime check this out:

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Deservedly so. Owner, Builder, Company should all be proud

You dazzled me with a white Ferrari. How it was ever painted white I have no idea.

And yes, upon first glance I would have thought it was a 246 Dino but looking at it further, you can tell it's not. The rear fastback look is definitely not a 246 signature.

And I can't wait to see the mag. I'm sure I'll be picking it up on the newstand in a few weeks.

Tarrbot wrote:The rear fastback look is definitely not a 246 signature.

The 365P has a longitudinally mounted V12 4.4L engine, most definitely not Dino territory!

jps wrote:Andy's bass is featured with photo in the new issue I just got in the mail!

Now, that's cool! Thanks for the heads-up, Jeff

They contacted me, but didn't know it was published - I haven't seen it yet! Hopefully I'll be able to get a copy!

I've had no success getting a copy in San Francisco...

Good work, Paul. That bass is hawt!

Very cool that Andy's bass is featured in the latest Bass Guitar Magazine!

jingle_jangle wrote:I've had no success getting a copy in San Francisco...

Because it's a magazine, you've got a delay in when subscribers will see it in their mailbox and when it's on the newstands.

Also, being based in the UK, there may be even more delay time on this.

What I meant is that my usual bookstore/magazine store doesn't carry the title at all.

Time for Borders in Union Square...

thanks All! This is pretty cool!

Paul, we'll need to track a copy (or two) down! You my friend should be very proud and should put that in a frame!

I know, I know! Wav files soon - I really do promise!

I am looking forward to the magazine being issued. This is great news IMO. Congrats Andy and Paul. I am sure you are both as pleased as punch.

I'd contact the magazine direct. When my articles were published, the publisher sent me copies gratis, one for each article.