Recent content by winemaker

So far I've just enjoyed driving it. I plan to start taking it to some shows before long. There were a few things I wanted to sort out on it first.

Well, thank you. This is one of the 3 original T-bird colors: black, red, Thunderbird blue. Thunderbird blue is really more of a turquoise, though. 1955 was the only year they used this color.

Here's my toy. 1955 Thunderbird. Original factory configuration (with some minor exceptions). And no, I did not restore it myself, but I do maintain it. ETA: need picture of engine -- Y-block 292 V8

Here's mine...594, fingerboard is ebony. It's a terrific instrument. ETA: It's nice to see I'm still a "new" member, 9 years after I registered! LOL. I guess I should post more pictures of my guitars, cuz I really don't have much else to contribute (see all the NF3 threads).

Seems like I only post in the NF3 threads that pop up. Here's my Frost Blue Metallic: Before the blue one, I had this one, which I sold (my only sold guitar regret): I also came within a whisker of buying the NF3 prototype that came up for sale at Brian's Guitars a few years back. I...

Out of the 4 PRS guitars I own, my favorite to play is my Frost Blue Metallic NF3.

Forgive me! In fairness, that sale was made in 2015. Back then there were quite a few more NF3s on the used market than today.

I used to own this one, but sold it after I found the blue one. In hindsight, I should have kept both!

Here's mine...Frost Blue Metallic. Love it!

Frost blue metallic...NF3...

In hindsight, me too. Perhaps I should have got both. The blue one is great, though, so can't complain.

My first: natural korina NF3, rosewood with circles (not moons). Don't remember why I bought that particular one but it played really well and thought it looked great. That is until I found the used blue one below it. Sold the natural one and bought the blue NF3 (which I still have)...

Haven't been on the board in a while but wanted to share my NGD. This beast not only looks incredible, it sounds insane. I didn't have any P90 guitars in the stable and needed to scratch that itch. Holy shite. I can't believe I was missing this all along! It's truly glorious. Feast your...

Here's mine. I love it.