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Jerry Hayes


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Virginia Beach, Va.
Post  Posted 13 Aug 2013 8:23 am    
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I'd like to find my old '76 ShoBud S-12. It was originally blue but the lacquer had aged and it was a blue/green when I sold it. It was modified some when I sold it back in the eighties.... The front ShoBud logo had been covered over by the raised ShoBud logo plate that was on the front of my pac seat, the same type that's on a Maverick. It also had a MCI fretboard on it. It was originally a double raise/single lower model but I'd removed some of the end plate underneath the 2nd and 8th string nylon tuners so I could have an additional lower on those two strings. When I sold it, it had four pedals which were the old wide type but I'd sawed some of them off so they were narrow. It had lengthened pedal rods which I'd done by welding screen door hooks onto the end of the pedal rods. Last but not least, it had an Emmons 12 string single coil pickup installed. If you've seen this guitar and/or know who might own it, please let me know as I'd like to make a deal to get it back.....Thanks, JH in Va.
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Jerry Hayes


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Post  Posted 18 Aug 2013 7:58 am    
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Bump........JH in Va.
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