PTC Project- '86 Swirl

[Shawn@PRS]

Thanks everyone. This has been a really fun project for us!

[gear_freak]

That guitar is amazing! Nice job PTC team!!!!

[vchizzle]

They're wizards, Harry... I wish my old Lester could be revived like this. Sending it to Nashville wouldn't hold nearly the confidence as sending it to Stevensville.

Would be pretty funny to find a pic of the PTC team and photoshop some really long wizard beards on them

[Shawn@PRS]

Would be pretty funny to find a pic of the PTC team and photoshop some really long wizard beards on them

Would it now?

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Would it now?

I don't know about everyone else... but that sounds like a dare to me.

[CE-man]

Any more progress to report, will we get some pictures of the assembled finished product? What do you guys do with the serial numbers, both inside and on the back of the headstock, are they all recreated as they were original?

[themike]

Any more progress to report, will we get some pictures of the assembled finished product? What do you guys do with the serial numbers, both inside and on the back of the headstock, are they all recreated as they were original?

Our fearless PTC leader is away from the office for a few days so the photos will probably roll in upon his arrival but regarding the serial number, I had my guitar completely refinished and they keep the same number that was originally on the instrument.

[Shawn@PRS]

Any more progress to report, will we get some pictures of the assembled finished product? What do you guys do with the serial numbers, both inside and on the back of the headstock, are they all recreated as they were original?

I meant to take another photo earlier this week but I just ran out of time. I ll post some pics of the completed project soon.


We will recreate the serial number just as it was so we'll re-stamp this one

[CE-man]

Our fearless PTC leader is away from the office for a few days so the photos will probably roll in upon his arrival but regarding the serial number, I had my guitar completely refinished and they keep the same number that was originally on the instrument.

What I've seen so far is outstanding, I can't wait to see the completed project.

I meant to take another photo earlier this week but I just ran out of time. I ll post some pics of the completed project soon.

We will recreate the serial number just as it was so we'll re-stamp this one

Okay, the old ones do get restamped as they came originally not merely drawn on with gold pens. That's what I was fishing for.

[Shawn@PRS]

This one is getting close to completion. Here are a couple more shots before she gets assembled in the next couple of days.

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BANANA!!!

[John Beef]

BANANA!!!

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[CantankerousCarl]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vWm4...yer_detailpage

[rugerpc]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vWm4...yer_detailpage

O. M. G. !

I almost busted a gut laughing...

[Aldwyn]

Now THAT's what I am talking about!

[sergiodeblanc]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3sRhm3SsdHM

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3vWm4...yer_detailpage

Is it wrong that I know every word to that song?

Raffi rules.

[Axxeman]

Wow! That headstock looks amazing. The logo looks as good as new. To think it was hiding under the swirl all these years. I'm going to go bananas when I get it back again! Thanks for all the hard work.

[Shawn@PRS]

This beauty has been loaded up on the truck and is heading home. So here is the final reveal.

She cleans up nice



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