Photos containing non Jackson guitars at the Jackson Ontario factory 2003

[algeriet]

I've spotted some non-Jackson guitars and even what looks like a BC Rich on the photos taken 2003 at the Jackson/Charvel factory.
Have a look-see:

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc067231/

To the left: Mosrite meets old school BC Rich?

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc066031/

Same model once again, this time more and unfinished.

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc067081/

Finished in blue hanging out for further work.

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc066431/

Once more.

And last but not least:
A BC Rich headstock sighted:

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc065671/


Anyone seen these guitars before? :think:

[j2379]

i like that quilt maple one A LOT!

[AIC70]

Wow - never seen that website before. Cool collection of pictures!

[Dog Boy]

Nice pics! There's a lot of Sweetones on the racks...

[lepard]

Grover Jackson and Bernie Rico were good friends. Interesting.

[slo100]

Dig around for the San Dimas/Glendora factory photos which really did have B.C. Rich bodies and necks stacked up. In the early 80's the Charvel factory produced body blanks and necks for bolt-on model B.C. Rich guitars. Good stuff.

[ralph]

To the left: Mosrite meets old school BC Rich?

http://www.jackson.deadno.de/gallery...003/dsc066031/

Na man, these are RR1's it says so on the box

[shreddermon]

Dig around for the San Dimas/Glendora factory photos which really did have B.C. Rich bodies and necks stacked up. In the early 80's the Charvel factory produced body blanks and necks for bolt-on model B.C. Rich guitars. Good stuff.

+1. Back in the day, they did a little contract work for other manufacturers. Definitely seen BC work before. Maybe others too. Pretty sure there was a little of this into the Ontario era, too

[algeriet]

Na man, these are RR1's it says so on the box

Haha made me laugh.