The green SoCal is growing on me....after some mods

[zarl]

I was planning on replacing the body with a lighter one in daphne blue from Warmoth or Musikraft. But after redoing the hardware with the OFR and pickups/pickguard, and plugging it in, the green body may be a keeper. To my ears, this guitar now is every bit as good (workmanship, quality, tone) as the two MZ Naturals I have. I actually like the thicker neck profile on this one better.

[shreddermon]

Oooh - that turned out very cool. The candy green is smokin'. Nice.

Looks somewhat familiar, too.

[zarl]

Oooh - that turned out very cool. The candy green is smokin'. Nice.

Looks somewhat familiar, too.

Thanks --- I was going for a more "classic" vibe on this with the yellowed plastic. I'm really liking this guitar.

[thetruthguy]

Nice

[bsteff666]

Looks great. Nice job making it your own.

[owlhead]

Looks great!

[triplehold]

Looks very attractive-smooth, tight and flawless. Great job, it has the vibe of a nice workingman's stage guitar. Hey zari - any chance of posting a picture somewhere of your Music Zoo Naturals, maybe even starting a thread and getting other MZ owners to post pictures of theirs also? Thanks, Bo- aka triplehold

[Ayrton]

Wow, that came out nice...

[Ben...]

Aged/tinted plastic stuff looks good with colours that contrast it a lot. I have aged stuff on my Lake Placid Blue Strat and it looks great.

[dannyr]

Looks great!!! Big improvement.

[Grandturk]

I think it looks too much like a regular Strat, or a Floyd Strat, obviously... to me its lost some of the Charvel vibe...

[Rich#6]

I like it . I would have gone with a pearloid pickguard, but I still like it your way.

[daisp]

Looks hot!

[nhspike]

That turned out very cool.
Even though she's green, She be givin' me da blues just looking at her!
Excellent pictures as well!

[scotty]

That looks great! The green really stands out nice. Now I really want one.