I saw this on my way home from work. State College and Chapman.

Kinda cool.

Needs a dude rockin' out with a strat!

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in my younger days that would have ended up on my wall

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I think G&L is still somewhere on Fender Ave. just east of St.College- The old CBS Fender building was on Valencia (below the Railroad tracks) between St.College & Raymond (closer to Raymond)

Cheers!
rob

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Photoshop, someone?

Cheers - C

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Oh, wait a minute - I'll get it. Clicketty-click-click...

There ya go:



Cheers - C

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Pretty good, but it looks like the silhouette of a British soldier in combat.

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---> "The amp should be SWITCHED OFF AND UNPLUGGED before you do this!" <---

Por favor, disculpe mi español, no se llega a la práctica con mucha frecuencia.

+1 Ceri
C'mon Shimmi!! by street sign standards its a win.

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Director,Fender Customer Service
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HA!

That's quality and worthy of 50 points!

Andy

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Pending Greatness

Here are some photos of the Fullerton factory site, and the rear of the retail store site (107 S. Spadra (now Harbor Blvd.). I can't find my G & L factory photos. The Fullerton museum with the Fender exhibit is up the street. Lots of history to be found here! I visited Fender Corona, SKB cases, and Bill Lawrence.

Hey Brad, my Blues Deluxe was made in Brea. Was that just an amp factory? and how long did it operate?

Previous picture by myself at fullerton last year

The original building

Leo office at G & L picture by myself.

I have a chance to visit all G & L shop

The detour is for the street construction for a new Home Depot, that's next to a Sam's Club. They are adjacent to G & L.