Thanks! That's a good price on the Short Gibson Style Vibrato. I've been needing one for my Kalamazoo.

high as a downtown crackhead. :shock: I love Georgians and their weird expressions. Hey, you know we all sound like Jeff Foxworthy down here. Actually it's meth that's all the rage in these parts. They're all as thin as supermodels but they look eighty and have no teeth and they move like a badger.

I finished the color coats (Sonic Blue) on my Musicmaster. Tinted two necks and cut out three pickguard templates this weekend and I feel like a slacker after seeing what you did on Saturday. After emptying six cans your neighbors kid was probably as high as a downtown crackhead.

Here is what I did yesterday. I MIGHT HAVE BEEN HAVING TOO MUCH FUN. Today is clear coats. I fucking ran out of primer halfway through my 1956 Duo body. Luckily it was bare back, not top or bottom. Could I just use BINS for the other half or is that shaky? I also finished a few necks and did some m...

Sublimedo wrote:I hate hate the squier sparkles.They look like glitter gift wrap glued to the body. However, I rather enjoy the color on my dipinto!

I'm diggin' the Dipinto.

http://link.toolbot.com/amazon.com/75180
I've got this one. It has about 3 pages about Fender shortscales out of total of 608 pages. Lots of great pics though.

DGNR8 wrote:You're looking at it. Anybody got a pen?

Yeah, but I don't have a laptop so it doesn't make for good bathroom reading.

Are there any reference books that focus on or at least make a decent effort to touch on the shortscale side of Fender?

The Bronco 3000 looks great. Glad you got the kinks worked out. I love it when a plan comes together.