Cool original BCR ST III

[straycat]

This one has the metal back plates as well as square metal in put jack plate and the brass shield grounding plate so my guess is pre class axe.
I have had class axe versions of these and they had the plastic back plates all of them.

[Lorne]

The Lack of "TM" after the script logo is a major indication that it isn't a Class Axe guitar :-)

[j2379]

The Lack of "TM" after the script logo is a major indication that it isn't a Class Axe guitar :-)

kind of. TM means it was class axe, lack of TM doesnt always mean its not. they assembled plenty of left over stuff, i believe it was 2 yrs before class axe was even able to actually BUILD, as in no wood shop. they werent supposed to do R logo's either but they exist, some with questionable origins...

this does have the straight cut fret board end, there has been speculation about the origins of those necks too.


DON you inbox if full can u send me the info on the ST...THANKS

[straycat]

kind of. TM means it was class axe, lack of TM doesnt always mean its not. they assembled plenty of left over stuff, i believe it was 2 yrs before class axe was even able to actually BUILD, as in no wood shop. they werent supposed to do R logo's either but they exist, some with questionable origins...

this does have the straight cut fret board end, there has been speculation about the origins of those necks too.


DON you inbox if full can u send me the info on the ST...THANKS

Send me some info if you want I love to read stuff like that.

[straycat]

Thanks for the info J I appreciate it a lot.

[j2379]

no prob, i wish i had a pic from when i still had a bunch of them