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Obie
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 Posted: 06/15/2008 at 10:55 AM Post subject: RE:TB500 #241 on eBay |
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Just an FYI. According to my brother's notes, TB500 #241 was originally white.
Kurt O.
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beanman
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| Posted: 06/15/2008 at 3:17 PM Post subject: RE:TB500 #241 on eBay |
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I would be shocked if anyone spends that kind of money for that. I am not even sure it would get that amount if it were all original
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beanman
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| Posted: 06/15/2008 at 3:26 PM Post subject: RE:TB500 #241 on eBay |
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PS - Kurt - Does you brother have complete notes on all of the guitars that went out and original specs, etc? If so would you consider posting that? If not, I can see collectors and enthusiasts alike spending 20.00 just for a copy of that...
Would be very, very useful,
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Obie
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| Posted: 06/15/2008 at 4:37 PM Post subject: RE:TB500 #241 on eBay |
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For the most part there is very little info. Mostly just the serial number with a check mark signifying (I guess) that it was completed. In some cases there are other notes like the color or LH or fretless for basses. The most info is for the guitars built in the last year or so of production. That's what's in the notebook. There are also loose sheets of paper (mostly TB price lists) with notes for each week as to how many of each unit came into final production and how many went out, no serial numbers on these. It's far from a complete, detailed, accurate historical record, but it can be fun. In a day or too I'll scan what I think is the most interesting page and post it. That should liven things up.
Happy Father's Day.
Kurt
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