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the Padma
PostPosted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 11:56 pm 
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What? no scratches on the pick guard..common Flipo...
The rest is lookin really good [clap]

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Chris Pile
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Dang, Filippo - you are the frickin man!
Well done.

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B. Howard
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Nice!

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Quine
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Amazing how you brought it back. I figured you'd need a new neck from the first photos
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Ken McKay
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Good work.


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dzsmith
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Super job!
And, I like your orange sneakers.

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It's been said, but I'll say it again: Good job. I thought you were going to reveal a couple of those lozenge-shaped inserts to reinforce the often seen head-neck break on these guitars. It is a very cool guitar. In the 70s, I was offered one of these (with the repaired headstock) and a practice amp for less than $500. I was scratching with the chickens at the time, so it went away. Oh well. Good to see these brought back every now and then.
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John Sonksen
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I have to compliment you on the rehab here, especially the faceplate. The cracking and color on the logo is amazing, along with the subtle vertical lines on the black. I wouldn't know looking at this that it wasn't 100% original.
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Nice job on the relic work!

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