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Jay Ganz
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Did you guys see this yet?

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If you haven't seen it check this out.
I'm gonna do mine right now!
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:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Wow!!

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Buddy, now thats the way to clean it right up, I got one that could probably use that treatment, it was lot of fun to watch this job.

Ernie :eek:
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Post by Joachim Kettner »

This clip should win a price!
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Post by Jay Ganz »

Yeah, I figured it musta been on here before but
what the heck. Rick deserves another go 'round anyways!
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Post by Richard Sinkler »

Way too freakin' fuuny. Had me fooled. :lol: :lol: :whoa: :whoa: :lol: :lol:
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Playing for 55 years and still counting.
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Post by Paul Norman (RIP) »

I like that. Clyde cleaned mine up, but I didnt know how he did it before cause I wasn't there.
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Had me fooled until the end of the video. Very funny and thanks for the huge laugh :lol:
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Post by Joe Miraglia »

Rick, What is the cost of one , I'd like to buy one,How is the tone,do you make a 12 string. I love it. :lol: Joe
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Post by Henry Matthews »

I know you guys are gonna think I'm nuts but about 15 years ago, I had a MSA classic SS D-10 that I did take to a coin car wash and cleaned the changer. It was so dirty it was sticking and was afraid to take it apart so just used the old car wash wand on it. It always played great after that and I saw no ill effects of the car wash.---Henry--Let the lashing begin
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Post by Anthony Dickerson »

My stomach was in knots watching that! I got a good laugh at the end but boy was I tore up before then!!!!
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Post by Bill Dobkins »

Our friend Rick has finally lost it. Hello nursing home.. :lol: :lol:
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That was good..

Post by David Hartley »

It was a good model of a steel . I was watching in horror until the end of course.
I wouldn't mind some of that 'time' Rick must have on his hands :)

Good video though, well done to Rick

I just leave my steel out in the Rains of course!