My First Latama
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- JimBrown257
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Re: My First Latama
And so why was there so much bad soldering done on these types of rockers compared to regular rockers? Most button/rockers are the traditional hollow NS on the steel hump. Yet those are rarely fallen off. Most of the missing button vintage pls I have seen are the flat base ones.
- Bill DeShivs
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Re: My First Latama
Probably because they were making them as fast as they could-possibly soldering in batches.
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