Fore 'n' Aft.

[SHAKEY]

Well after 4 months and a hell of a lot of money I finally got this old "Bud" in some kind of shape. I bought it, supposedly in playable condition, well I suppose that is true if you didn't want to use pedals. I had to take it to an engineering shop to get the changer apart as the axle was seezed solid and some of the changers too. It was a complete strip job and loads of wood filler to fill in all the holes, you may have seen them under my thread 'Most religious Steel.' I had to buy new racks from Jim Moorehead for which I was really grateful as without them I might as well have binned the whole thing.
Now it works fine 'Rack 'n' no Rattle. Here's a couple of pics 'Fore 'n' Aft' and how it sounds. I haven't played for that long I'm a bit rusty.



Dave.

[Uncle Roy]

Great job on the guitar Dave really looks the dogs B, lovely tune and played as expected first class mate.

[SHAKEY]

Thanks Roy, if only I could get down to a meeting with it, still living in hope.

[SteelieAJK]

Refurb looks fabulous Dave. A classic guitar saved.

[JohnDavisStringsHere]

Yep! As Uncle Roy says its the Mutts Nutts now.... great sound bout time you got back at it !!

[Jason Lynch]

excellent refurb. Well done that man!

[Uncle Roy]

It so good to see so many old Sho Buds being refurbed and brought back to life. Just love the sound of an old Bud. Magic.

[Bent Romnes]

Excellent re-build, Dave! Sounds like Dave too! I can't hear no rust...