What the heck did they do to this POOR Sho~Bud?

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Jay Ganz
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What the heck did they do to this POOR Sho~Bud?

Post by Jay Ganz »

This is one strange lookin' Sho~Bud.

<a href=http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... tegory=621>
Take a look</a>
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Post by Paul Warnik »

Somebody tried to turn a Professional D-10 into a Lloyd Green model Image and then some! Reserve price is pretty steep for such a "bastardized" Image steel
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Post by Bobbe Seymour »

This is not a Sho-Bud.
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Post by Gino Iorfida »

looks like an Emmons LeGrande pad on it.... from the top it dont look too bad (if I could get it for $200-$300 I'd get it and refinish it)... but the underside looks like swiss cheese... bad patching job on the screwholes
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Post by Ricky Davis »

Yeah those look like Marlen Endplates...>shoBud changer mount..and keyhead and metal neck.
Not sure what the body is...It may be a later model Marlen body but I haven't seen that color before...but would indicate where all those holes were/are for the cross bars that go in the aprons for a Marlen...
Interesting project....
Ricky
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Post by Jon Light (deceased) »

I agree with the seller, it does appear to mahogany (or at least a veneer). Does that provide any clues? What builders worked with mahogany?
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Post by Rick McDuffie »

OUCH!
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Capt. Seymour,

You remember that P.O.S. too? Good call comrade.

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Post by KENNY KRUPNICK »

Looks like a parts depot.