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Posted: **17 Aug 2017 12:44 am**

This one passed through my hands last year.

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Posted: **17 Aug 2017 12:14 pm**

Hal Rugg's old '72. ðŸ‘‰

Posted: **23 Aug 2017 3:01 pm**

Hey Jay... I always liked that guitar of Hal's. Cool..!!

Chris "Tiny" O.

Posted: **25 Aug 2017 11:31 am**

Posted: **26 Aug 2017 8:09 am**

Don't have a blonde steel, but does THIS count---'72 original Stratavarious...and my first year Custom Shop Tele..

Posted: **26 Aug 2017 8:28 am**

Michael Holland wrote:

Mary Kaye...my favorite finish for a Fender!
My Tele was a Mary Kay finish, it has aged to the previous post^

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Veteran of outside gigs and smoky bars

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Posted: **15 Feb 2020 8:18 am**

From 1957:

From 2019:

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Posted: **15 Feb 2020 2:01 pm**

Bought this new in '72... #2752

Posted: **15 Feb 2020 3:55 pm**

Baldwin Crossover, not sure of the year.

A Miller D10 I no longer own

Clinesmith Billy Robinson 10-string model

Posted: **15 Feb 2020 4:11 pm**

My go-to non-pedal console, with a Bob Hoffnar pickup.

PA Reissue #7, 8-10-10 w/5 pedals.

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Posted: **26 Feb 2020 1:04 am**

Here are a couple that I have in the 5th wheel.

Posted: **26 Feb 2020 5:42 am**

My ex:

#6139

Posted: **27 Feb 2020 6:08 am**

James Blonde

Posted: **27 Feb 2020 7:37 am**

Mike, that is one SICK guitar! With the vintage decal it reminds me of the Harold Morrison wraparound that Buddy posed with on the cover of Country Song Roundup back in '66.

Great polish job also, but do your feet slide off the pedals by themselves?

Posted: **27 Feb 2020 7:41 am**

Herb Steiner wrote:Mike, that is one SICK guitar! With the vintage decal it reminds me of the Harold Morrison wraparound that Buddy posed with on the cover of Country Song Roundup back in '66.

Great polish job also, but do your feet slide off the pedals by themselves?

Ha! Thanks Herb...

Harold's Wrap was the influence on this build for sure right down the the trim on the edge of the apron. Just a very cool look to me. As far as the polish goes, no problem for me with slippage. This guitar is owned by Daymon LaPoint now who had a moment where he put it up for sale. He wised up and decided to keep it, good choice.

I will not be in Dallas this year so I'll catch up to you next round, maybe Phoenix

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