It Wasnt on my radar back then, but somewhere out there is my 1985 325V63(?) YB325. Not a big deal, just that it was 325. Unfortunately sold it to a Dealer in Lansing, MI around 1991 or so.
re: "Now you may look at that shape and say, “that looks like a regular old 330 or a 360OS.” You’re absolutely right—it does. Mostly. So what sets it apart and makes it a New Capri?
Less than you might think. It’s the plastic bits—gold plastics (click to learn more) and cooker knobs carried over from the original Capris. That’s it."
We that's it... except the body is a different shape than the regular old 330 or a 360OS. Which is what makes it a New Capri, not the plastic bits, nor the knobs. That's actually not it...
Love those early Capri guitars👍 All of them, even the elongated bodied 325 or whatever it was called.
Wasn't V81s Johns Capri? And it was The FIRST????
It seems history was just meant to be with those guys.
Yep and yep. How about that?
It Wasnt on my radar back then, but somewhere out there is my 1985 325V63(?) YB325. Not a big deal, just that it was 325. Unfortunately sold it to a Dealer in Lansing, MI around 1991 or so.
re: "Now you may look at that shape and say, “that looks like a regular old 330 or a 360OS.” You’re absolutely right—it does. Mostly. So what sets it apart and makes it a New Capri?
Less than you might think. It’s the plastic bits—gold plastics (click to learn more) and cooker knobs carried over from the original Capris. That’s it."
We that's it... except the body is a different shape than the regular old 330 or a 360OS. Which is what makes it a New Capri, not the plastic bits, nor the knobs. That's actually not it...