butcher

That amp must be related to the Peavey Duel. Your description is spot on for the Duel.

Pretty sure those would be standard 5/16" x 24 NF

I may have the original trussrod cover around here somewhere. If I find it, I'll let you know.

I thought I had a JB and a '59 in there. Neck is very comfy. Not thin, not vintage.

Another old flame.

My old flame

Thanks Mike. These are some nice guitars you're building.

"woodworker geak alert: so, I decided to try out a new style of blade for my band saw, and man, it cuts these body blanks like they were butter - sometimes it's the small things that just kind of make your day. " Which style and brand, por favor ?

'94 USA w/ black Baby Grand bridge and Kent Armstrong PUs

Total Eclipse:

Total Eclipse NMB

Poe's ass immortalized in stone:

Monument Valley: Mexican Hat Rock: Just outside Bryce canyon: The town of Butte, Utah. Can you imagine living in the midst of all this? Standing in five states at once:

Canyonlands, Utah: Goosenecks state park, Utah: Natural Bridges, Utah: Where I dumped my bike in the gravel: (Worth it to get the picture). I've just arrived at BruceM's 4321 club, and he has offered me a place to stay a day or two. Thanks so much Bruce. I need the rest. More pics later.

A 48' 18-wheeler went up this 16' wide, 3 mile long switchback gravel road before me. I was sure I would find him stuck, but I'll be damned if he didn't make it. I never caught up to him. (I was stopping to take pics). Helluva truckdriver. By the way, thanks for the compliment Kiz.

I went to the four corners and Cortez, but that was it for Colorado. I explored that state back in the 70's. Hope they finish this before I die: In the beginning: Let's party: This storm chased me across S. Dakota: Beep beep: The Badlands really are:

Extraterrestrial highway: Show us your tetons!

What Kizanski said: Greg, stop making me blush.

Look what I found in Texas. Thanks Brian. butcher

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