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tim's guitar repair workshop
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Tim's Guitar Repair Workshop: Expert guitar repair and refinishing with authorized warranty service for CF Martin, Gibson, Taylor and Fender using new and vintage guitar parts. Headstock repair and fret work is our specialty, with extensive parts, pickups, and decals.
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Jan 23, 2006
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