Roachello's new Stang

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Roachello's new Stang

Post by roachello »

He loves me... he loves me not...

Yes, he loves me, and I got the mustang to prove it!!

This was one of Fredo's projects he's been working on (so it doesn't count as a new item on the inventory) and painted a while ago, but scratched the finish with the buffer so he put it off for a while. Then he picked it up again, and put it all together, installing a bigsby and... it was all a present for me!! He's so sweet! I remember he took me to the paint store and let me choose a color- and we both agreed on the seafoam mist metallic. I was ranting on how I loved the color so much (I used the leftovers on my razor project) and now I have an awesome new mustang!! Vintage neck btw with Brazillian rosewood and white klusons.

Note to self: Change the speed knobs Eh, I was gonna change the knobs, but I wanna keep it the way Fredo made it for me <3 It's his mojo :wink:

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Post by Hurb »

You guys make me sick....OR very very jealous :wink:

awesome!
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Post by Mike »

Very nice, although I miss the Mustang Trem plate, and also ROBROE COVERS ON THAT BITCH STAT
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Post by Fran »

You lucky girl ;)
It has a touch of Belindas (MBV) 'Stang to it.
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Post by roachello »

Fran wrote:You lucky girl ;)
It has a touch of Belindas (MBV) 'Stang to it.
8) The whole time at the show I was jabbing fredo in the ribs saying "I want that sparkly pink mustang!!!" I'll settle for this :wink:
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Goodness me that is lovely.
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Post by robert(original) »

did the neck used to have one of those retainers you find on kays and what not?
and whats the neck from?
its a lovely lil guitar!
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Post by More Cowbell »

Hate the bigsby, but dig the color combo. Nice Job!
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Post by ultratwin »

Another nice jorrrb indeed. Indie plink rock here we come!
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shit's blampin' y'all.
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Post by DGNR8 »

Mustang Alfredo! NICE
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Post by TideBleach »

looks great, really like that colour. how do you like the bigsby?
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Post by Justin J »

robert(original) wrote:did the neck used to have one of those retainers you find on kays and what not?
and whats the neck from?
that neck used to be on the duo-sonic you just bought. god knows where it originally came from.
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Post by robert(original) »

wait, is it a 24 scale neck, or a 22.5 scale?
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Post by Justin J »

24" scale. it presumably came from an old musicmaster or duo-sonic II. it's one of the mid-sixties slab boards.
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Post by robert(original) »

i was under the impressed that by 65 everything was veneer style.
shows how much i know.
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Post by Justin J »

it seems that on student models from late '65 to early '66 they switched back to slab boards for some reason.
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Post by purplehaze19x »

Looks Great!
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Post by Mages »

wow, that's a pretty unique looking creation! should one call it a mustang or a duo w/ bigsby?? the upper horn doesn't look quite as stumpy as usual.
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Post by JamesSmann »

i love the bigsby! and the color is tits mcgee.
i'm kinda over rob roe covers on EVERY GODDAMNED GUITAR. so leave 'em off.