okieblur's 63 Mosrite
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What's amazing to me is how both Techwriter and Okieblur signed up on the forum within hours of each other and both had sidejacks!!! When it rains it pours.
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Exactly! Good thing you didn't shut down the Forum Danny; we have been rewarded with some fresh (oldStrat-o-rama wrote:What's amazing to me is how both Techwriter and Okieblur signed up on the forum within hours of each other and both had sidejacks!!! When it rains it pours.


Lots to talk about.
Notice that, while the string guide on okieblur's '63 is a wooden one, TechWriter's isn't. It's a metal one (aluminium?) and perhaps a replacement or possible upgrade -done perhaps even by uncle Semie himself!?
The two ugly screws holding down the oval-shaped side jack 'plug guard' need to be replaced too. Try to avoid ebay; we've seen someone selling VERY expensive original Mosrite screws lately...

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Hey Paul! Good point. I remember someone on this forum who has a collection of Mosrites had earlier versions with wood string guides and the later ones with the metal (all within the first 200 serial numbers). Maybe someone on the forum can give an idea about what point those started to transition over from the wood to the metal.
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Trent, I think you are referring about the collection belonging to Bob K? I found the thread, all of his pix are gone!
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make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
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1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
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Dennisthe Menace wrote:Trent, I think you are referring about the collection belonging to Bob K? I found the thread, all of his pix are gone! :shock:...........![]()
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They can be seen here.

And more specifically here.

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Thanks Danny, I should of known you had saved the pix
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make the Mos' of it, choose the 'rite stuff.
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1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
.........Owner of 9 Mosrites...
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1963 "the Ventures" Model s/n #0038
http://www.thevintagerockproject.com/
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On the album cover in Paul's avatar (knock Me Out) you can see that the red guitar has a the wooden string guide while the lower guitar has the metal one that we are more familiar with. Just thought I would point that out as I have had the album since the mid 60's and just noticed it myself.
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Good reminder Don, this very feature on said album has previously been mentioned in the past here, now that you mention itLOSTVENTURE wrote:On the album cover in Paul's avatar (knock Me Out) you can see that the red guitar has a the wooden string guide while the lower guitar has the metal one that we are more familiar with. Just thought I would point that out as I have had the album since the mid 60's and just noticed it myself.
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Veenture wrote:Good reminder Don, this very feature on said album has previously been mentioned in the past here, now that you mention itLOSTVENTURE wrote:On the album cover in Paul's avatar (knock Me Out) you can see that the red guitar has a the wooden string guide while the lower guitar has the metal one that we are more familiar with. Just thought I would point that out as I have had the album since the mid 60's and just noticed it myself.
Don
Thanks Paul for mentioning what Don mentioned that had been previously mentioned in a post here in the past here.

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1965 Mosrite Celebrity Prototype with Vibramute
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1982 Fender Bullet
1994 Gretsch Streamliner G3155 Custom
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Sarah, don't mention it!Sarah93003 wrote:Veenture wrote:Good reminder Don, this very feature on said album has previously been mentioned in the past here, now that you mention itLOSTVENTURE wrote:On the album cover in Paul's avatar (knock Me Out) you can see that the red guitar has a the wooden string guide while the lower guitar has the metal one that we are more familiar with. Just thought I would point that out as I have had the album since the mid 60's and just noticed it myself.
Don
Thanks Paul for mentioning what Don mentioned that had been previously mentioned in a post here in the past here.

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