Eastman are cool
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dayl
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Eastman are cool
Eastman are cool
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Re: NGD: 1981 Ibanez BL300nt Blazer
What’s the refinishing plans? And out of curiosity what else is in this “refinishing pile”?dayl wrote: ↑Sat Mar 30, 2024 5:12 pm So this just happened...
Trying to stay away from stuff like this but .... it cost me about as much as a box of Heiniken, I had to.
1981 Ibanez Blazer in natural Ash. Fretboard is pretty clean for a maple of this Era and the paint job comes free
It's been a while between Roadstar / Blazer vibes and these are fantastic players in my opinion... so on the refinish pile she goes.
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Re: Eastman are cool
Thanks for dobbing yourself in Dayl, but I don't think it needs to go further.
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Re: NGD: 1981 Ibanez BL300nt Blazer
Nothing flash, only thing realmy notable is my late 90's USA Peavey Wolfgang.
Rest are sub $1000 fun toys. 2004 Epi LP Custom, Allparts/Mexi Strat, 7 string and an 8 string.
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Re: Eastman are cool
I'm so confused
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Re: NGD: 1981 Ibanez BL300nt Blazer
Would love to see some pics of your wolfie
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Re: Eastman are cool
I was too, but there are some big hints in the title of some of the posts
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Re: NGD: 1981 Ibanez BL300nt Blazer
Yep, body is in the shop being refinished in a metallic gun metal silver/Grey
Then a refret.....
Really hopeful at this point that it will come together right