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What a great experience that would have been!

When the light hits mine just right, it has a pleasing flame. I too am a sucker for the Les Paul Burst!

Oh Boy, I'd love to see that! My Son is a huge Page fan, I'm not far behind him! Josh, my Son, is saving for the Dragon Telecaster. Although pickup arrangement is different, I chose Butterscotch Blonde as it reminded me of Keith Richards!

Actually, from what I understand the out of phase is advantageous for looping the channels.

Yes, a 69' dripedge bassman with 2 x 15 cabinet. Was able to find freshly restored with new tubes, caps, upgrade to 3 prong grounded cable. In truth, my son is the real player!

Thank you!

Here are my 2016 Les Paul Traditional Honeyburst, and road worn Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde. My playing does neither justice.

Why is it called a Hamburger, when it is made of beef?

Thanks for sharing, the old ported vs manifold vaccum topic usually stirs discussion! Mine certainly prefers manifold.

Sorry for your loss Martha, Bruce will certainly be missed. Condolences to you and your family.

I'd say, 2 months is a lot of leeway. I too like to give the benefit of the doubt, there is certainly enough negativity going on in our Countries without folks squabbling on forums, which should be our release and respite from the real world. I hope Mark is OK, and I hope you get your parts.

Thanks, firstly I hope the fellow is OK and not having some kind of crisis. Secondly, thanks for this response, I will look elsewhere for the parts.

Hello @MoparMark91, Ive been trying to reach you in DM, your mailbox is full. Curious, do you still have the Ram clutch 98766 for sale? You had a posting in November 2023 that went stale and doesn't indicate whether it was sold, or not?

I'm surprised to learn of this, I have a variety of EGo products all of which are way beyond their warranty periods that all work flawlessly. I have recommended EGo to friends and relatives who also have many trouble free items, including a ride on zero turn mower. I'm sorry to hear of yours...

I have to agree with the group, I am not too broken up over this. My 11 year old AAR hood was great, and still is. The six pack hood I received last year, $1700 CDN by the time it arrived, needs a bunch of work. Artie would not help me at all. Hood sits 1/4 inch above fender over passenger...

A Canadian legend for sure. My wife and I had the pleasure of seeing him in concert, in Edmonton, last November, just prior to his 84th birthday. He was still full of wit and put on a great show. RIP Mr. Lightfoot.

Nathan's Coney Island variety, kraut, onion, mustard and a touch of relish! Delish!

Yummy, I haven't had those in years. My Grandma used to make them, fond memories of my Grandparents came to me reading this! Thank you for providing a great start to my day! I may have to attempt making these for my family this weekend.

Great news for both of you, so pleased to hear this!

Prayers John, I am just getting over CoVID myself currently, it's been 3 weeks. It was a rough ride but I am on the good side now. If you wish to discuss, feel free to PM or text me. You will pull through John. Regards, Chris

Use springs out of an 80's Daytona, perfect weight for glass hoods.

Will do.

And by the time the smoke cleared, in Canada, one of these hoods to your door is $1725CDN dollars.

And this is how they used to be boxed, although the owner argued with me about it on the phone yesterday saying they never used foam.

My hood arrived yesterday, for the most part it is alright with superficial scratches. Having ordered a hood from AAR 12 or so years ago, I have to say the packaging quality is lacking. My previous hood was absolutely pristine upon arrival.

Prayers and thoughts Friend!

Those look awesome Mike!

This thread is about AAR/Stinger Fiberglass, a quick Google search would show you it is manufactured in Florida, which is in the USA.

Not sure what kind of response you are looking for with this question?