Andy DePaule
From:
Saigon, Viet Nam & Springfield, Oregon
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Posted 3 Mar 2018 4:04 pm Re: Promat Lefty #27 |
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| Ron Grant wrote: |
| I ordered this guitar from mr papic in June 2016. This month is the 21st month i have been waiting. Thankfully this guitar is in a box in about 400 pieces in Oregon so i'm still hoping. |
Hi Ron,
Yes you had one bad experience with Mr. Papic's son after his father passed away.
So for all the money you paid as a deposit you now, after almost two years have the box of the parts Mr. Papic made to complete your Promat guitar.
Lynn Stafford is a fine craftsman with plenty of experience with all kinds of steels and special knowledge of PP systems. I've seen his work. No one better to do the job. His reputation perfect. With him doing the work it is sure to be as good as any Promat and that will make 28 Promats that were built all together.
Also when finished you will have the only known Left Handed Promat in the universe. Hope it didn't get too far out of budget?
You will certainly love playing it when done.
Best wishes,
Andy 
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