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So about 2004 I found this guitar in pieces in a box in one of the outer buildings on my mothers property. I was moving my sister at the time and did not think too much about it other than is was a guitar in pieces. I threw it in my truck and then in my barn when I got home. About a year or so after that I remembered that I put it in the barn and went to check it out. It turns out that it was a 1971 or so Fender Stratocaster. I spent the next two to three years bringing it back to a usable instrument.
At first I thought that it might have been owned by Hiram Bullock as he attended many of our family parties and quite often forgot something. Turns out that it was not his but still a great find none the less.
I know that I have posted this before but recently I have been taking better images of some of the pieces that I have...
High Res: http://www.guitarheads.org/guitar/jp...at_1800_01.
At first I thought that it might have been owned by Hiram Bullock as he attended many of our family parties and quite often forgot something. Turns out that it was not his but still a great find none the less.
I know that I have posted this before but recently I have been taking better images of some of the pieces that I have...
High Res: http://www.guitarheads.org/guitar/jp...at_1800_01.
Originally Posted by Scott Abene
So about 2004 I found this guitar in pieces in a box in one of the outer buildings on my mothers property. I was moving my sister at the time and did not think too much about it other than is was a guitar in pieces. I threw it in my truck and then in my barn when I got home. About a year or so after that I remembered that I put it in the barn and went to check it out. It turns out that it was a 1971 or so Fender Stratocaster. I spent the next two to three years bringing it back to a usable instrument.
At first I thought that it might have been owned by Hiram Bullock as he attended many of our family parties and quite often forgot something. Turns out that it was not his but still a great find none the less.
I know that I have posted this before but recently I have been taking better images of some of the pieces that I have...
High Res: http://www.guitarheads.org/guitar/jp...at_1800_01.
At first I thought that it might have been owned by Hiram Bullock as he attended many of our family parties and quite often forgot something. Turns out that it was not his but still a great find none the less.
I know that I have posted this before but recently I have been taking better images of some of the pieces that I have...
High Res: http://www.guitarheads.org/guitar/jp...at_1800_01.
Not a NGD by any means but I was sitting outside playing this morning and figured I might as well take advantage of the light and get a few photos.
At one point I almost traded it in towards something a bit more normal but i'm so glad I didn't.
It might not be everyone's cup of tea but I rather like it.
Lovely MOP inlays.
Bone nut, beautiful ebony fretboard with well dressed stainless steel frets
Nice 18:1 Gotoh tuners with ebony buttons
Lovely 1 piece mahogany neck
Solid Rosewood body with exquisite herringbone binding.
Solid Sitka Spruce top with rosewood inlays, ebony bridge, bone saddle, and ebony bridge pins.
Hand crafted in Japan at the Taneda factory.
At one point I almost traded it in towards something a bit more normal but i'm so glad I didn't.
It might not be everyone's cup of tea but I rather like it.
Lovely MOP inlays.
Bone nut, beautiful ebony fretboard with well dressed stainless steel frets
Nice 18:1 Gotoh tuners with ebony buttons
Lovely 1 piece mahogany neck
Solid Rosewood body with exquisite herringbone binding.
Solid Sitka Spruce top with rosewood inlays, ebony bridge, bone saddle, and ebony bridge pins.
Hand crafted in Japan at the Taneda factory.
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