
Let's see some old Buds
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Wow that is AWESOME, Jay Ganz
Is it original underneath pulling parts; or shined up? upgrade? knees...etc...>>??got some pics?
Ricky
Is it original underneath pulling parts; or shined up? upgrade? knees...etc...>>??got some pics?
Ricky
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Jay Ganz
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Ricky,
It was formerly owned by Lynn Owsley.
I got ahold of it over 20 years ago but sold it years later
It was stock underneath and not polished at all.
I remember 4 knee levers. The usual closer E9th
pedal spacing with the corner tip of one pedal missing.
An old clip
https://youtu.be/PDCrO1lP7WI
It was formerly owned by Lynn Owsley.
I got ahold of it over 20 years ago but sold it years later
It was stock underneath and not polished at all.
I remember 4 knee levers. The usual closer E9th
pedal spacing with the corner tip of one pedal missing.
An old clip
https://youtu.be/PDCrO1lP7WI
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Ricky Davis
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Way cool Jay thanks; and yes old clip; old classic tone; NO current pedal steel came come close to.
Ricky
Ricky
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Email Ricky: sshawaiian2362@gmail.com
Email Ricky: sshawaiian2362@gmail.com
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mid-sixties perm
Hey Johnny, here's a mid-sixties perm I acquired.It was complete and original on top but no undercarriage. So jim flynn suggested turning it into an all-pull guitar. so, here it is 3x4 emmons setup. Jim flynn put russler pedals on it ....purdy cool.....also he used the delran or nylon bushings so it plays nice and smooth.you can barely make out on the decal sho-bud...Madison,Tn pics coming
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My 1977 LDG. I bought this earlier this year intending to refurbish it but realized that it might be years before it would be playable. In the end I took the guitar to Jeff Surratt at Show Pro and he did a quick refurb, including replacing the changer fingers to aluminum with the string pin. We discussed a refinish but in the end I decided to let her retain all her patina and I'm glad I did. Picked it up last Thursday and it plays and sounds fantastic!


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ShoBud Pro II
Here's my Sunday morning guitar--1974 Pro II!


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Looking through this old thread I realize I hadn't updated my Sho-Bud ownership. I found this guitar about 20 miles away from me last December and my wife said, "get it, Happy Birthday!" My birthday wasn't until May but I was able to get this one, dated to October 1973. I play it nearly every day, great guitar.
The 77 LDG earlier in the post has been sold to a 16 year old new player with an old soul, he is also a fan of the old Sho-Bud guitars.
The 77 LDG earlier in the post has been sold to a 16 year old new player with an old soul, he is also a fan of the old Sho-Bud guitars.
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The Sho Bud is close too the same year model as your granddaughter's Bug.

Here’s my ‘67 Fingertip. Currently on its way to its new owner in NC.
