hi

[Dennisthe Menace]

Philipp,
As you start to go through the different posts, threads, etc., on this forum, you will eventually read my posts on what I have done to my '63.
But I ain't going to make this easy , because I have found that after reading the new members that have joined, are actually asking questions
in which the answers are already available here on the FORUM. If 'everybody' REALLY wants to learn about the History of Mosrite, then they will
ACTUALLY get inquisitive, and 'Read' the posts . Therefore, I am going to put myself 'on the line,' and tell you (as well as other members that
have not done this as of yet), to read the Posts and Threads. You will learn about the History of the Mosrite Guitar that you never knew existed.
YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED if you actually take the time to read them . ...........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................

[Philipp]

Philipp,read the Posts and Threads. You will learn about the History of the Mosrite Guitar that you never knew existed.
YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED if you actually take the time to read them .

dennisthe menace:

I have already learned more
about the mosrite than ever!
i find it fascinating!
and you all make me feel as if it were
perfectly fine the be excited about
an old guitar

to me the mosrite ventures model
is the 1953 studebaker coupe of guitars
does that make sense at all?

i love this stuff and will probably
stay up too late again tonight
reading the old posts

thanks,
philipp

[Dennisthe Menace]

Philipp had posted:

to me the mosrite ventures model
is the 1953 studebaker coupe of guitars
does that make sense at all?

What??? Are you kidding??? I have a 1966
Thunderbird Sports Roadster, but would have
no problem trading it in for a 1957 "E" Bird
"Thunderchicken.".........

[gplayer]

My dad had a '53 Studie when I was a kid. I loved that car. That might very well be a good comparison.

[Philipp]

What??? Are you kidding???

My dad had a '53 Studie when I was a kid
I loved that car. That might very well be a good comparison.

oh good, i'm new and already started a conroversy.
i'm gonna drop my assertion right here.
i posted a picture as requested of the guitar
i put it on the "vintage usa" thread.

[oipunkguy]

hey Philipp,

thats a bad butt mosrite you got. it's not too worn out to me!!!!
welcome to this forum, please take time to go through all the post, I been on here for a while now, and I'm learning new things everyday.
CHEERS!!!!

[Philipp]

hey Philipp,

thats a bad butt mosrite you got. it's not too worn out to me!!!!

CHEERS!!!!

thanks, i'm glad you like it!
i guess i always just thought it was shabby because
i was ashamed for having painted it.
you have no idea how hard it was to admit to doing that.
(who could have done such a horrid thing?)
then people started talking about "original finish",
well that made it worse!!
so when i had that dream where i was downtown
walking down the street in my underwear & hoping no one would notice,
i knew i had to tell the truth.
keep in mind that these photos hide a few sins