new project half bread guitar

[woodchuck30]

Hi Dennis thanks, that carve was woth all the trouble, and I would do it again, no reservations

[woodchuck30]

Hi Sarah93003, thanks. Hay, when we goin to Wall-Marts

[woodchuck30]

Hi Veenture, hows things in the land of windmills? Thanks for the complements on my project. Need to do some shoping on the inter net for the pups. Yeah talked to Matt on the phone the other day talked about this and that. He mentioned that he could fix me up with the good stuff. His write up on the forum sounded like they were still in the expermental stages with the strat type pups, don't know for sure. Thanks again for the complements.

[woodchuck30]

Just finished getting the pups in today, do some wireing tommrow and maybe a sound check and a few pics. of the finished product, gettind real excited over the whole deal.

[Sarah93003]

Hey Paul, how about scanning that conversion chart and sharing with the rest of us? It looks to be quite handy.

[Sarah93003]

Hi Sarah93003, thanks. Hay, when we goin to Wall-Marts

No sir! You won't catch me there. Ain't gonna happen!

[woodchuck30]

Hi guys, hear's the last of the pics of my project, I hope that you will all enjoy them. Took the guitar to the to the guitar shop today to have it put on a real amp. (just have one of those wana be amps) I mean to tell ya, I was really impressed and so was the guy that owned the store. It sounded like a mosrite played easy and smooth. He was reluctant to give it back. I want to thank every one who helped and gave me advice.

[brutus]

Looks great!! Good work ..It reminds me of a Tony Hunt guitar.
Whats next?

[Veenture]

It sounded like a mosrite played easy and smooth. He [edit: store owner] was reluctant to give it back.

Hey Woodchuck, it would certainly attract customer attention! Good to see your finished guitar; you can be proud of it! Now start playin' on a good amp

[GattonFan]

Very sharp-looking guitar! It came out really nice - congrats on a job well done.
Dennis