hotrodperlmutter wrote:dude, do you have that first image in high-res?

need a new desktop thanks

for real, love it

Thanks!

I do have it in full resolution. If you send me a message with your email address, I'll email it to you.

I love the inca Silver. So hott. I just checked and Reranch sells that color. Definitely going to use it on an upcoming guitar project.

Yep, I used the ReRanch Inca Silver for the project. For some reason that color looks better on an offset than on any other guitar. It looks great on a Tele, ok ...

I took some new photos of my Jag recently. It's a 1965 that I refinished in Inca Silver a few years ago. It was originally Lake Placid Blue but it had been refinished in a horrible transparent red when I bought it.

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner/IMG_6614.jpg
http://i11 ...

Here's my most recent short scale purchase. It's a 1960 Guild M-65 Freshman 3/4. It has a 22 3/4" scale. It's not all original, but it's fun to play and has a really distinctive tone! Rather nice! May I ask how much?

I got it for $550, which I thought was a fair price. The tailpiece, tuners ...

Here's my most recent short scale purchase. It's a 1960 Guild M-65 Freshman 3/4. It has a 22 3/4" scale. It's not all original, but it's fun to play and has a really distinctive tone!

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner/IMG_5434.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner ...

benecol wrote:Gawd, they are beautiful. Well done.

Thanks for the compliments! The refins were labors of love and I'm pretty happy with how they turned out. Now they both just need a few good years of hard playing to get some honest wear.

My family is now down to two electrics and an acoustic, but I think it's a pretty good family. :D I just completed the refinish job on my 1966 Jazzmaster. It had a horrible old natural refinish job when I bought it, so I decided to give it a Shoreline Gold makeover. Here it is with my '65 Jaguar ...

That's bizarrely pristine.

Man, that LPB one kills me. Absolutely stunning.

That's a complete mutt, but I can't help loving it.

I didn't even notice the stripes! That makes me want it even more.

Wow, that is beautiful! I'm not normally into flamed tops, but that's an exception. Very classy.

I love that Freshman! Absolutely stunning.

I love the black-on-black Mustang with the rosewood fretboard! I had a similar 70s Mustang that I sold a long time ago. Yours is making me really miss it.

That headstock logo is fantastic!

I'm thinking of sending the seller an offer of $4995. Everyone knows they don't sell for more than that.

page 1 of the short scales sticky:

http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y61/bigez/light.jpg

hurb's old one.

I love that! I thought about putting together one of my own but I gave up on the project. It was going to be Sherwood Green, tort guard, B&B neck, Novak pickups. I ended up buying a ...

Just because threads are always better with photos, here's the one I used to own. :)

http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner/sold_guitars/IMG_0120.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner/sold_guitars/IMG_0118.jpg
http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a167/KyleWagner/sold ...

Love that pickguard!

I had one. I actually loved the neck. It really didn't feel too "plasticy" to me, though it certainly looked like it was coated in plastic. :D

I enjoyed the stock pickups quite a bit, particularly the neck pickup. It was a fun guitar, but I needed to free up some cash so I ended up selling it.