Thread: Cruising Pics
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11-02-2019 05:21 PM #1
Cruising Pics
WRP and Ryan have been sharing some pics of their cars in different spots so I thought I'd share a few of my own.but first a coupe for R2, this was at a show near me a couple weeks ago, it made me think of his. Sorry about the size, learning this google chrome computer
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11-02-2019 05:46 PM #2
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11-02-2019 08:45 PM #3
Your car is looking GOOD!
I just painted a guitar the same kandy apple tangerine as the 39 ford at top, lol. Thanks for the great picts!
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11-03-2019 03:16 AM #4
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11-03-2019 11:10 AM #5
I hear ya, lol!
metallic silver base, with fine metal flake intercoat, candy tangerine over top, cleared but not cut and buffed yet. Look behind it, you'll see a les paul getting touched up after headstock break repair.
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11-03-2019 11:52 AM #6
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11-03-2019 04:59 PM #7
I love both of those cars, the blue is stunning.
Love the pics and the guitar. My son-in-law is making me a strat clone to match my 33.
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11-03-2019 05:52 PM #8
Nice Guitar, like the car theme!
Mine is almost done.
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11-03-2019 06:49 PM #9
Here is a link to a car show my band played at earlier in the year, got 3 seconds of fame playing my sea foam green strat, lol.
https://www.undertheradarclassicrock...june-23rd-2019
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11-04-2019 07:40 AM #10
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11-04-2019 03:52 PM #11
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11-07-2019 03:20 PM #12
Strat is done and back in the line up.
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11-07-2019 05:56 PM #13
A sweet guitar for sure. Do you use the tremolo often? I hate the way it changes the tuning but love the sounds you can create!
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11-07-2019 06:50 PM #14
Thanks, I'm really liking this color, it just might be my new favorite!
Tremolos are a love or hate, lol! When I was a young man, I fell in love with Stratocasters. Learned how to adjust the six screws to set even on the tremolo's knife edges to better stay in tune and chapstick the nut to lube the strings. When Floyd Rose tremolos came out, I fell in love with them (lol). Floyds almost always come back in tune perfectly, I seldom have any tuning problems with any of mine. I can drop my strings until they are completely loose on the neck and let go, WHANG, it's back in tune. Same with pulling up.
However, because floyds are full floating they tend to drop pitch as you bend notes and this bothers a lot of people. I've been playing floyds for so long, I automatically rest my picking hand slightly on the tremolo when bending notes to correct the pitch. There are stabilizers for tremolos that do a pretty good job of keeping the pitch correct when you bend, but they make the tremolo feel too stiff for my preference.
I've lost count of how many floyd rose guitars I have, somewhere near a dozen I'm sure, lol. All of them stay in tune and seldom break strings. Once set up, they require very little maintenance. And YEAH, they make some awesome tones and squeals!
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11-08-2019 04:04 PM #15
I'm more of a Gibson guy myself.. but I do lust for a Telecaster ( or two!) LOL..
Thanks Again for sharing the pic(s). It came out great, you'll have to give us an update later, curious if it plays as good as it looks.
A "skip" = a dumpster.... but he says it's proper english??? Oh.. Okay. Most of us can see the dating site pun, "matching" with an arsonist.. But a "SKIP? How is that a box? It must all be...
the Official CHR joke page duel