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  1. ok then. i'll forget about the restoring part. the only reason why i wanted to do that was to get money sooner to buy everything i need to make an uber-custom-guitar for myself. i guess the real reason why i posted this was to see if this was a realistic goal even though i had a feeling it was too good to be true. anyways, i know what i want my guitar to be now so now i just need to know how much it will cost to get good parts, to get even betterparts, and to get really good parts. i'll just get myself a job and save up to build from scratch. i appreciate your feedback by the way even though it wasn't what i was hoping for. it's good for me, you know?
  2. hey guys! im new at this but i've been wanting to do this kind of thing for a long time but i have some questions. anyways, here are my plans. i have been planning on buying old guitars from pawnshops, junkyards, or cragislist for cheap and restoring them to top-notch quality condition and selling them for as a couple grand. my old music teacher knew a guy who did the same thing which inspired me to do it. after a few guitars for practice and profit, im planning on building my own completely from scratch tailored to my needs. i've got a book by Martin Oakham called Build Your Own Electric guitar which seems pretty good and ive been reading through it. but the only problem is that i don't know how the guitars are supposed to turn out. i basically, don't know what a truly great guitar is. i know that i want them to feel smooth and sound thick and have bite while still being able to sound clean, but i have no idea how to do that and how to make absolute sure that it is good. could you help me guys? any help will do!
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