Rebel Bird

[Nocturnal]

http://cgi.ebay.com/2006-GIBSON-THUNDERBIRD-CUSTOM-REBEL-FLAG-GRAPHIC-PAINT-/230540771904?pt=Guitar&hash=item35ad4d0240

Not my cup of tea, but someone might like it.

[chromium]

Yeeeeeehaaaaw



(sorry - the pic somehow seemed appropriate!  )



That's lovely in a rebel sorta way.

[Hornisse]

By the looks of the bridge and headstock this is a Thunderbird Studio model.  I'd love to get a 5 string version sans flag graphics.  Guitar Center has 2 in their used section for $999 each. 

[Aussie Mark]

I think the chains spoil the look.

[Iome]

Very Dimebag darrel'ish...

[uwe]

Do the shipping details state that there is  "no shipping to the former Union States"?

[gearHed289]

Death, taxes, and rednecks.... 

"THERE ARE SOME SCRAPS ON THE BACK." Scraps of WHAT? 

[dadagoboi]

They call that 'Heritage' down here...haven't y'all seen the TP & HBs 'Pack Up The Plantation' gatefold art?  Or better yet, met MCs relatives?

[Dave W]

Yeeeeeehaaaaw

How did you manage to get a photo from my family reunion?

Here's a candid pic of me.

[lowend1]

Yeeeeeehaaaaw



(sorry - the pic somehow seemed appropriate!  )



That's lovely in a rebel sorta way.

Nice Mopar though...

[Highlander]

Here's a candid pic of me.

They call that "Gurning" oop noorth...

[TBird1958]

Nothing a little clorox into the gene pool (and my eyes!) wouldn't cure 

[eb2]

Modern Johnny Rebs are much more sensitive and paint their stuff with the more stealthy Stars and Bars.

Ah, the Confederacy.  The nation within the nation.  I love the pics of Kennedy at the Dallas airport with all the little kids waving the battle flag.  They have been scrubbed from the internet like Neffertitti's head.

But it does have other uses, such as at Shuri Castle during WWII:
Before the war, it was designated a National Treasure, but during the war, the Japanese military set up its headquarters underground at the castle, and beginning on May 25, 1945, the American battleship Mississippi shelled it for three days[2]. On May 27 it burned.[3] After the battle a Confederate Battle Flag (the only one available, which personally belonged to the company commander, who was from South Carolina) was hoisted above the castle by the Marine self entitled "Rebel Company" (Company A of the 5th Marine Regiment). It was visible for over two miles and stayed above the castle for three days until being removed by General Simon B. Buckner, Jr. (son of Confederate General Simon Bolivar Buckner, Sr.) saying Americans from all parts of America helped win the battle.

[leftybass]

I think the chains spoil the look.

Exactly! If it was lefty, and didn't have those stupid chains I'd be all over that! Too cool.

[Rob]

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They have been scrubbed from the internet like Neffertitti's head.

Oh $hite ! LMAO!!!!!!!