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The original Colt Peacemaker. As carried by Patton in WWII. Looks like we both were right.

You forgot to put a picture of my vehicle.

I’ve been using them for years. They really tighten up the bass when playing through high gain. Just don’t get crazy with a powered peg winder and over tighten them accidentally. The wound strings are quite brittle, and can snap easily at the peg head when winding them up. The plain steels...

I just checked Zzounds and the tuners and bridge on the Tele seem to be that used on the Player Tele. It looks like they are splitting the difference between the Squier CV 50’s and the player as far as hardware. The neck finish and frets are different. Med jumbo on the standard and narrow...

Indonesia huh? Sounds like we will be getting a top notch Squier with Fender branding on the headstock. They did this once before. I wonder if this will signal end of the Classic Vibe line. They are only about 50 or 60 bucks apart. Maybe Squiers will be re tiered and be even more budget...

That’s Peacemaker.

They probably mean you will be keeping peace with your neighbors lol.

One thing that O did on a red guitar that had a paint chip (it was see through red) was add a couple of drops of red food coloring to clear super glue and dab it in the chipped area with a toothpick. When you add the food coloring, you have about thirty seconds to apply it as a chemical...

Looks pretty good. Congrats!

Here’s another Blue Murder song.

I love old Mopars.

My Dad and Mom were both really into classic muscle cars. My dad just got rid of an 85 SS El Camino that he restored, and my mom still has a 1969 Camaro that was her daily driver until a couple of years ago.

@Wound_Up you should really check out Blue Murder’s self titled first album and their second that came out in the early 90’s. I really dig Franklin’s fretless bass in Jelly Roll. Sykes was a musical genius.

I don’t like him either. But this is the Jelly Roll I was talking about.

That’s truly sad. I really liked him. I think I will throw on my Blue Murder CD and reminisce. The whole album was great. Too bad the radio stations at the time only played Jelly Roll. The restless bass in that song was killer. Great production as well.

We see those here in the US as well. Not bad for a hundred bucks.

Nice work Ralph.

Doesn’t matter what you drink, it always tastes better the first time.

Happy New Year Gus! Hope you all don’t have hangovers.