Dad built more that he though..
David;
I thought I would attempt to contact you about one of your fathers creations that I now own.
My father ordered a custom wright 4 neck Steel guitar with mike stand legs, and no pedals from your Father, sometime in the 1960s. He played it for years at over 3 hundred shows, and then retired it in the mid-1970s to preserve it. Dad then went on to purchase and play 2 Sho-Bud double neck steels. One a Baldwin blond maple and another red double neck Pro II.
He passed away 5 years ago last March and left all three Guitars and equipment to My Brother Jeff and I. The 4 neck Wright has endured poor storage in a back room at my Moms house for the remainder of those years, and the case has long since delaminated. I was wondering if you might be able to give me some technical data to restore this fine instrument in the original materials and finish. I have all of the parts except 10 Kluson tuning keys that were discarded by my brother prematurely. I know it has rosewood fret boards that are filled with plywood centers. The remainder of the hardware can and will be polished out and the Spanish guitar strings will be replaced. If I can find the equipment, I will restore it exactly as she was when your dad shipped her. I do not have a case for her. I will most likely have to build one.;.
Can you help me ?
Thanks for any info you can supply.
.... I know he would have like it, but now is too late ,,
