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Brock Poling
PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 3:23 pm 
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For those of you who prefer domestics, here is a very nice set of Curly Cherry with a beautiful sap wood center. The set is large enough for a dreadnought.

Retail value is $160. You can end the auction for a bid of $130 and get free domestic shipping.

The auction ends tomorrow (SATURDAY) at 3PM EST.

Good Luck.


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I'm in for $75

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$100.00

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Good deal, Steve! [clap] Sure hope you get sides with that! :lol:

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woodbutcher50 wrote:
........ Sure hope you get sides with that! :lol:

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No you tell me. Seriously, I did not know it didn't come with sides. gaah

Any one some matching sides for me?

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Steve, Steve,

I was just joking (I hope!). idunno

It's just that there weren't any in the photo. Might have been why not to many people were willing to bid, I know I wasn't. Hopefully Brock will show up soon and set me straight!

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Steve, Steve,

I was just joking (I hope!). idunno

It's just that there weren't any in the photo. Might have been why not to many people were willing to bid, I know I wasn't. Hopefully Brock will show up soon and set me straight!

Mark


Yes, there are matching sides. ;-) I would have pointed that out if there weren't. :-)

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Just in case I found some nice Formica for sides that I thought would match.

It was a light brown granite looking Formica that I was going to laminate to UHMWPE and use for sides.
Don't you think a guitar with granite sides would be cool? The resonate qualities of Formica on UHMWPE could create a revolutionary new sounding guitar! [:Y:] wow7-eyes




Maybe I'll just use the matching cherry sides.
Thanks Brock!

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