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BCR/Greg

BCR/Greg

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    Hi Greg. I am trying to restore a 1956 Les Paul Jr. that my wife gave me in 1968. It has been hacked to death. I need to install a piece of mahogany in the middle and drill and route for bridge and pick-up. I am trying to find the exact location for the bridge stud inserts. Do you have any recommendations where I can get this information? Thanks in advance,
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