The Steel Guitar Forum

Guys thank you for your continued comments about my guitars.
David indeed it does remind me of a 57 Chevy as well.
James, Marlin & Howard, thank you again for you support. I've already gotten orders to build this one's twin and a Red one just like it as well.
THE HERD IS GROWING
http://www.justicesteelguitars.com/theherd.html

As always, another great steel with fantastic choice of colours.
Keep it up.

Fred, another gorgeous guitar!

I saw this guitar in Baxter Springs when it first came out of the case....The pictures do not do it "Justice", as it is more gorgeous in person than they show....Fred, you are driving two people crazy here.....Me for wanting one just like it, and Granny for trying to keep up with this whole pedal steel thing...By the way, she thought it was beautiful too...Don't stop doing what you do so well.....Dick.

Dick I believe that Beverly has more than enough sweetness in her to tell you to "Push The Button"
Besides, after your wonderful two sets at Baxter Springs, you deserve to move up to the next level.

Fred, as you know I'm not overly enamored with two color aprons but I have to say that is one pretty guitar.

Mark

I seen this beautiful steel in Baxter Springs Ks. steel guitar show, My wife Dee said Oh no hear we Go again as I could hardly maintain myself, that is the most beautiful steel guitar I have EVER seen or played. Fred I am still wishing take care & God Bless you & Brenda. Jerry & Dee Foster

Jerry after 3 Justice guitars you know the drill, just push the button.
Dee will get over it and soon will be her jolly self again.
All that tone is just waiting for you, YA BABY......

Here's one more shot from the top.

Fred, keep on producing these wonderful instruments as the testimonials to their quality are well recorded. Every best wish and future success . JAMES TAYLOR

Nice guitar.

Hi Fred.......great looking guitar........the new owner is a lucky fellow!

chris ivey wrote:the center of the world's problems.

I thought that was the white house

Peter the white house is where the Pres. lives.
I think your referring to the United States Capital Building, where many a worthless dog of late have darkened the door of this most beautiful building. God help us all.



Now, back to the thread topic.
The man should receive his new Pro Lite today or tomorrow at least.
He'll be shouting in the streets of Saudi Arabia.

Mr Justice, you're right. I stand corrected

Congratulations!
Another guitar that looks and fantastic finish!
My friend Celio, here in Brazil also was immensely pleased with his Pro Lite.

Greetings.

Paulo Perin

Fred, my man, this is definitely a feather in your hat. Imagine ...Saudi Arabia, didn't even know there was any interest for steel there. But there is, and you found it. Great work and a fine bit of promotion for a world class pedal steel!

Bent thank you my friend.
This guitar opened up a gate so to speak.
I've gotten 3 more orders in the same color configuration as this one, and a red & white as well.
I some how have to work in a few guitars for the up coming Phoenix show in January 2015.
I'll have to start a second shift for one (me)it looks like.
Thanks again buddy for your nice comments. God bless.

Then there is boneheads like me that break their guitar and pile even more work on my ole buddy Fred.Sorry pal.

Chris don't beat yourself up buddy, that little incident could happen to anyone.
I won't tell if you don't

David Gertschen wrote:I really like the two-tone colors, reminds me of a '57 Chevy.

My old '59 Bel Air was nearly that color combination. Now, could one be built with tailfins?

Jack, if you got the money bud, I got the tail fins.
BTW Jack, I had a 59 Biscayne and a 59 Bel Air as well
Unfortunately I totaled the Bel Air and almost lost my life as well. I loved that car.

Great lookin steel and here is a seat to match




Joe Naylor
www.steelseat.com

That's a great looking seat Joe.
That seat would go well with the Teal or the Turquoise ripple guitars. Thanks.