RE: Francisco Navarro guitars, what's next

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Tom Blackshear

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RE: Francisco Navarro guitars, what'... (in reply to Blair Russell)

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ORIGINAL: Blair Russell

I too have experienced the drunken friend + couch combination. This was my 5th guitar.

It looks like it was nicely constructed. What top design did you use?

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 11 2013 13:54:44

Blair Russell

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RE: Francisco Navarro guitars, what'... (in reply to Tom Blackshear)

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It looks like it was nicely constructed. What top design did you use?

Thanks Tom. I followed the 1951 Barbero plans by Brune.

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REPORT THIS POST AS INAPPROPRIATE | Date Jan. 11 2013 15:51:09