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67 coronado body on ebay, if i can get it for a reasonable amount it'd make a nice project... one that would take about 7 years to finish, unfortunately, as i'd want original pickups, neck and tailpiece for the rest of it. could be in for a long wait given how rarely they come up for sale. this finishes at 9.30pm tonight, can i stay sober til then? do i even have to?

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Go for it..That's be a great long term project..
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Dew it! It's not that hard to find parts if you string it out a few months. Use any 25 neck. It's a sweet guitar. How often do you see that in Luton?
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Paging Dr. Spangle...
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You could probably use any neck that fits the pocket and just move the bridge.I don't see any holes for bridge .

That is a nice looking body.
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they had unfixed bridges and the tailpieces attach at the butt, and various different versions of tailpiece were made.

i'm not bothered about it taking a while to complete, i'm quite patient when it comes to waiting for parts. but anyway, it could shoot up in price, there might be nerds other than me sitting looking at guitar parts on ebay on christmas eve. i'll bid a reasonable amount, but i won't get drawn into a spangle-war!
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that thing looks stupid. get a mustang instead.
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do it mate that will awesome.
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youknowyourright wrote:that thing looks stupid. get a mustang instead.
DUDE I'VE GOT LIKE 16 AND THEY'RE ALL FIESTA RED MAN JUST LIKE KOBANES!!!!1
Hurb wrote:do it mate that will awesome.
yeah, i've wanted a coronado for ages and seen them double in price over the past couple of years. if i could build one up for £600-700 even i'd be chuffed as fuck.
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Fucking do it!
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I WANT A FIESTA RED ONE!!! WILL YOU SELL ME ONE ?
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youknowyourright wrote:I WANT A FIESTA RED ONE!!! WILL YOU SELL ME ONE ?
OK I'LL DO YOU A DEAL FOR ONE $12,000 IT HAS KOIBENES SMACK ON IT AND FRANSES ONCE PEED ONIT.

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fuck it. i was outbid. on second thoughts i pussied out and didn't put what i was originallly going to on it. ah well.
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I wouldn't of bided what it sold for. you did the right thing I think.
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yeah, considering all the other bits i'd have to get i kind of balked at paying £200+ for it. there's a nice coronado II on ebay.com here at a decent price but because of that framus i bought i'm pretty scuppered for new purchases at the moment (unless i sell something).
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Fender should reissue the Coronado.
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That would be a sweet project, Coronados are awesome guitars.
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Mike wrote:Paging Dr. Spangle...

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I saw that. Then thought:
1) would take forever/cost a fortune to find original parts
2) coronados, although fantastic looking, don't sound that great