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West R Lee

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Do they mine a bunch of jade down there Gary?.............beautiful stuff. Hey, I appreciate the offer, but I know there is someone here that does this stuff. It seems like Hoboken and I were checking with someone and I dropped the ball. Let me do some checking. Seems like he had all the stone and did custom inlay, but had never done a truss rod cover.

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Do they mine a bunch of jade down there Gary?.............beautiful stuff. Hey, I appreciate the offer, but I know there is someone here that does this stuff. It seems like Hoboken and I were checking with someone and I dropped the ball. Let me do some checking. Seems like he had all the stone and did custom inlay, but had never done a truss rod cover.

Thank you Coastie,

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West R Lee said:
Thanks Coastie,

Someone here recently had a truss rod cover made out of abalone, but I can't remember who it was. The thing about the 73 is that there isn't any abalone on it. All the inlay is turquoise, coral and onyx.

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Hey West, http://www.nicholsguitars.com/ Bill Nichols. He's making me a TRC with the good ol Canadian Maple Leaf with abalone.
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Gloss black finish on ebony
$65 +$5 shipping

I didn't think that was too bad.

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That's him Graham, the guy I wrote about a year ago. Thanks a bunch, I've just written him again to ask about a cover for the DV73.

You were a huge help,
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Oh yeah, the Cher truss rod cover for Jeffery, now I remember. No locoweed, just Alzheimer's Coastie. I'll go ahead and post this if I can remember where the "submit" button is.

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Pike.

Sorry mate, overlooked the response.

At an educated guess, I should think around US $60.
Not a good time to order though - we're approaching the height of our tourist season here and my man will be frantically trying to stock his shop.

A caution, too. Greenstone only "shows" to advantage on a natural wood headstock - it tends to get "lost" on black.
 

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I've heard about those 'planes with doors in them.
Here, our planes have a big old engine up the front, and we just climb in and out of them.

The emissions and aural pollution these things cause to our pristine environment, has been a very contentious isuue here lately.
So much so, that one of our most eminent lateral-thinkers has come up with a most innovative plan to do away with them.

You may have read in one of my long-ago postings that our district is the coal mining capital of N.Z.
Around here, there are miles and miles of old, disused mining tunnels beneath us.
This brilliant fellow has come up with a breath-taking plan to re-orientate, and join together all the old tunnels so that they reach Christchurch, our nearest city. Quite a task; many would have to be shifted more than 90 degrees from their present orientations.
Tourists would then access the West Coast via the tunnel.

I would, at this juncture, like to report a disquieting event that has occurred in our district, where we often struggle to attract and retain doctors and medical staff.
It has been reported in our newspaper that our region's only gynaecologist has been forced into early retirement, suffering from tunnel-vision. Kind of two connected events.

BUT. The truly innovative part of the plan, is the fact that the tunnel would be constructed sloping downward from coast to coast IN BOTH DIRECTIONS !!

So the proposal is that a light-alloy "train" would freewheel from coast to coast with no need of any motive power ! Speed would be governed by an as-yet, highly secret electro-magnetic device.

The plan of course, is contingent upon a large team of qualified labour being available for its implementation
Fortunately, our Olympic pool and Greymouth Hilton projects are both nearing completion, and construction should commence within the next six months.
 
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8) I'm w/ Pike. I have a sign shop & can make all the decals & banners I need. But coastie, thanks for doing them. I love the shirt & will one day before I croak have my pic taken in it & send to Don.

If anyone is interested in anything I may be able to do, give me a shout out.
 
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