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Snagged this off the JCF classifieds...oh yeah! What we have here is a 1988 Jackson Strat with original glow-in-the-dark snakeskin paint. I've been looking to score a snake strat for a while, and jumped at the chance to get a GID. When have you seen one of these before?? This makes GID Strat #2 for me, GID Snakey and GID Spidey!
She looks to be alder, and has a J90C. This body doesn't have a nick or scratch on it, although there are these tiny dimples all over the finish that you can see from certain angles. It's really odd, and consistently covers the entire finish. The seller indicated that it just sort of spontaneously happened on its own. It's not bad, but it's there. The JT6 is pretty darn clean, and everything looks to be stock.
I tru-oiled the neck, disassembled and scrubbed the JT6, converted the loose bar to budman's collared variety, and lemoned up the board. This baby reaaaaally cleaned up nicely.
Snagged this off the JCF classifieds...oh yeah! What we have here is a 1988 Jackson Strat with original glow-in-the-dark snakeskin paint. I've been looking to score a snake strat for a while, and jumped at the chance to get a GID. When have you seen one of these before?? This makes GID Strat #2 for me, GID Snakey and GID Spidey!
She looks to be alder, and has a J90C. This body doesn't have a nick or scratch on it, although there are these tiny dimples all over the finish that you can see from certain angles. It's really odd, and consistently covers the entire finish. The seller indicated that it just sort of spontaneously happened on its own. It's not bad, but it's there. The JT6 is pretty darn clean, and everything looks to be stock.
I tru-oiled the neck, disassembled and scrubbed the JT6, converted the loose bar to budman's collared variety, and lemoned up the board. This baby reaaaaally cleaned up nicely.
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