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I once put a vintage style Fender bridge on a Daytona and it fit fine. I would expect the same would be the case for the Callaham.

Who's Greg Ninos?

Witness!

My skinflute.

What Brinks truck?

Yes. It's like if you find someone's wallet with $1000.00 in it. It's not yours-it belongs to the person who owns the wallet. "Legally".What wallet?

Imagine getting that mystery package delivered to your doorstep? "Every t-shirt purchase comes with a free guitar!"

Lays did all of the guitars, except for the Junior, which was done by VooDoo pickup maker Peter Florance.

BUY REFINS! (...and maybe one forgery)...

NOTHING wrong with that Les Paul. I'd keep it too!

I don't even know (or care, before you send me a link) what that is. It's bad enough that kids have free reign and access to the Internet, and in too many cases without any supervision what-so-ever, but now they have a geometrically expanding network on which they can share all of the perversions that they have discovered with eachother. This and the gangsta rap mentality are going to make us all very sorry when this generation gets to be "of age" and gives birth to a generation of their own. Not to sound too much like the Matre de at Chez Quis, but "I weep for the future." Somebody is jealous he didn't have internet porn when he was 13, maybe? I have a facebook and a myspace. I don't have a gangsta rap mentality. My generation has not invented materialism, porn, anal sex, alcohol, marijuana, psychadelic drugs, bondage, drunk driving, oral sex, cocaine, heroin, communism, death, poverty, social security, AIDS, the atomic bomb, or rock and roll. Free widespread access to information and networking will probably not be that bad. Lumping an entire group of people (this 'next generation') into a negative stereotype, however, has not been historically great. www.facebook.com I have t-shirts older than you.

I don't even know (or care, before you send me a link) what that is. It's bad enough that kids have free reign and access to the Internet, and in too many cases without any supervision what-so-ever, but now they have a geometrically expanding network on which they can share all of the perversions that they have discovered with eachother. This and the gangsta rap mentality are going to make us all very sorry when this generation gets to be "of age" and gives birth to a generation of their own. Not to sound too much like the Matre de at Chez Quis, but "I weep for the future."

MySpace is an evil corruptor of our youth and a major contributor to the inevitable downfall of our society. I'm not even kidding.

'50's or Slim Taper neck?

He shoots! He scores! Great deal on that. I'm glad to see that they came down to Earth on their price.

Thanks Ken. Being that it sat at Cowtown for a year at $1,399, good luck with the BIN price. That's what I call a "tumbleweeds price". Most things on their Web site are way over-priced. That 'burst seems to be priced right now, though, at $1099 with OHSC.

I'll bet Serial didn't know that either. I have a photo of that one somewhere, but I PURPOSELY never shared it with Serial.

New guy droppin' some knowledge! Betcha Serial didn't even know that! Step aside, counselor. You been REPLACED! He even used the poetic spelling of "over." Serial never gives us poetry...

Looks like Serial and Wordupperman need to settle this argument..... IN THE OCTAGON!!

Hmmm....that ought to stir up a bit of interest...

Do you have the custom order sheet and case candy? Can you describe the neck profile? PayPal? Congrats, buddy. She looks like a keeper!

HA! I weep for the future.

LOL! "Ed Bloman"....

As long as it isn't the Jimmie Davis model.

Yeah, not so much about "coming home" as simply "coming"? I was thinking more on the lines of "twice on the pipe," but unfortunately, that's if the answer is "No."