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plopswagon wrote: ↑Tue Dec 20, 2022 11:35 pm Toilet paper is hung backwards.

im guessing you have never changed the toliet paper in a store/bar/campground/or literally anywhere else besides your home?

I don't want the TP touching the disgusting wall behind it thanks.

I just drag my ass across the floor like a dog.

you guys don't know how to use the three shells?

rahbro wrote: ↑Wed Dec 21, 2022 5:28 pm I don't want the TP touching the disgusting wall behind it thanks.

Isn't it touching the wall either way?

I picked up a Vintage Modified Jag in seafoam green a fee months back. Apparently someone stuck a classic vibe mustang-style bridge on it.
Edit, sorry, not sure what my phone has done to that picture. haha.

I would love to color match that faded orange.

Mustardstang


Are all the 70s Mustang necks B width?

sunshiner wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 5:04 am Mustardstang


Are all the 70s Mustang necks B width?

Not sure but both my 1966 and 1969 are B width.

I remember reading something about how most the 64’s were “A” width necks. I think once all that stock was used up between the Mustangs and Duo Sonics and Musicmasters they didn’t do many more. I think all 22.5 necks are A width.

That makes sense, the 1965 I played at Parkway Music that made me buy the 1966 was A-width. Same spec as mine but with the smaller headstock, oval buttons, plain neckplate etc. I went back to put it on hold and someone else had already done it an hour earlier. Now it's hard for me to imagine an even smaller neck than my B-width Mustangs so I guess I made out better in the end.

Just to confirm, the 64 Mustang neck on the Sonic Kitten is an A width neck.

Nick wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 1:14 am 8A5E6AAC-C80C-4E4E-B6FB-BD8B72436C52.jpeg

ya love to see it

Nick wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 2:29 am

sunshiner wrote: ↑Thu Dec 29, 2022 5:04 am Mustardstang


Are all the 70s Mustang necks B width?

Not sure but both my 1966 and 1969 are B width.

I've missed the whole Prisonstang thing on the forum and just by looking at it now guessed it was a 70s model.

plopswagon wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 2:47 am I remember reading something about how most the 64’s were “A” width necks. I think once all that stock was used up between the Mustangs and Duo Sonics and Musicmasters they didn’t do many more. I think all 22.5 necks are A width.

aug's '64 mustang was an A width 22.5

plopswagon wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 2:47 am I remember reading something about how most the 64’s were “A” width necks. I think once all that stock was used up between the Mustangs and Duo Sonics and Musicmasters they didn’t do many more. I think all 22.5 necks are A width.

I think you’re right about the 22.5 necks. The 22.5 ‘62 Duo Sonic I had for a while was certainly an A width.

I’m watching a video of Dan Erlewine working on a 65 mustang.
24” B width.

My 65 MM was a B width as I recall.

plopswagon wrote: ↑Fri Dec 30, 2022 5:35 pm I’m watching a video of Dan Erlewine working on a 65 mustang.

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24” B width.

Nice video, thanks for sharing. Dan Erlewine is a legend for building that V for Albert King.

He was also in the Prime Movers with Iggy Pop pre-Stooges. They gave him the name Iggy.

Beautiful Mustangs. Is the worn one matching headstock gold or what? Really cool.

Also, my -64MM is 22,5” A and -71MM 24” B.

The -64 is thin at the nut but quickly baseballbats itself by the seventh fret. A cool, albeit strange neck.