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At first, I was not particular fond of the Savoy. But it's growing on me. Part of my increased interest is the potential of a nylon string version.

When Joe did the Super OM, five people asked for a nylon version, and he did them. I wonder if he would do the same with the Savoy?
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Note palm trees and old trucks and guitars
Yeah, but you can tell that Ted is in Cali due to that silly front plate they have out there.
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Yeah, but you can tell that Ted is in Cali due to that silly front plate they have out there.

Good point
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Old 06-13-2017, 10:23 AM
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Yeah, but you can tell that Ted is in Cali due to that silly front plate they have out there.
Yea, most classic car guys ignore the law and use decorative front plates, but in LA it's only a matter of time before you get a fix it ticket.
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Old 06-13-2017, 01:45 PM
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Off topic, but in most states the requirement for a front plate is to ensure that the speed control radar or LIDAR has a perpendicular reflective surface to make sure they can get a reading. Ask a traffic cop - they aim the viewfinder for the license plate.
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No front plate in AZ... yay
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Pretty girl... interesting playing position.
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Kramster, you really have a way with guitar photography.
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My new guitar stand... looks kinda lifelike except for the weapons.. I mean nails...


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You know Kramster, I have heard some of those stands can leave marks on the finish, better be careful with this one...
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It doesn't look as if there are any belt buckles involved; that's a good thing.
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Old 06-27-2017, 01:51 PM
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Best Savoy photo yet!
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