Starring Left to Right:
The brilliant Regal RC-57 Tricone Resophonic guitar in nickel-plated brass. T-Bar bridge, 3 spun aluminum cones and engraved on all sides.
The 1947 first-generation Lincoln Continental Cabriolet. Only 738 built. It is a full classic and is displayed at the Museum of Modern Art. It was the best car Ford produced in 1947 and cost $5,000.
The "Lady-Luck" USA Fender Telecaster. Distressed relic body, Maple neck with skunk-stripe, Jumbo frets and locking tuning machines. Bad-Ass theme features skull knobs, Twisted Tele pickups.
The 1947 Willys Jeep with grenades, M-1 carbine and mounted 50 caliber machine gun.

                                                  STARRING:
FROM LEFT:
    1. 2002 Dodge Viper GTS Final Edition #88
    2. 1966 Fender Telecaster. "The Golden Guitar." First B-Bender guitar in Watertown, NY, 1979. Vezina/Hiscott design and machined, 1967. Up-Graded design by Bruce Paige and Leo Petty machined, 1981. Often imitated, never equalled.
    3. 1982 custom-built and "Dr. Guitar" branded white pearl Stratocaster by Bruce Paige.
    4. 1972 Telecaster Custom. Modded electronics. "B. Steven Paige" branded maple neck with skunk stripe.
    5. 1995 US Fender Stratocaster Sea Foam Green modded and rodded.
    6. 1965 registered Carroll Shelby-signed Cobra. Original 1965, 427 Big-Block side-oiler, 650HP. No kit, Shelby.

The stunning 2016 Dodge Challenger Hellcat with 2017 Fender Special Edition Noir Stratocaster, Fender Special Edition Noir Telecaster and Fender Special Edition Noir Precision Bass with a Tama Imperialstar Blacked Out Black 6 Piece Drumset with Meinl Cymbals, Stands and Throne. The Dodge Challenger Hellcat was purchased at FX Caprara in Alexandria Bay from George Kuhn and Pete Messina. See George and Pete!

    Got Orange? Dr. Guitar Music does! Now stocking this legendary and wildly popular line of Boutique amplifiers. These sonic bombs could (just as well) be rated in horsepower and torque as well as in watts.
    The Dr. Handles the Orange Micro Terror with gloves. That nasty little grenade is pure mayhem. DON'T WAIT.
                            Plug in today. Get ORANGE!

   The "Orange Crush" is an internationally-known, multiple-award-winning 1932 Ford Roadster. This stance-perfect Deuce is the real deal Henry Ford Steel, built by old-school genius John Rinehart of Roanoke, Virginia.
     The laser-straight fuselage is accented by a white belt-line pinstripe and blue dart.
The car is on pages 228 and 229 of the Peter Vincent photo book, "Hot Rod."

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