I like Tie Dye Guitars,  maybe not as much as the tie dye guy does - but probably not far off. On his site you will see a complete reference of Tie Dye Gibson's and its a very cool site. I think his site has now closed - if you know different - let me know!

We've extracted a few bits and pieces and embedded them here so that you get a good idea about their site - if you like what you see - unfortunately it seems that the tie dye guy has allowed his site to die... if you know different email me.

It could be cool if you have a guitar based site and link to us as we will to you..... or maybe you're just anti social ? or maybe you just don't want website hits?

Because this site has many other sites 'associated' with it - this is a great opportunity to get some links going - but only guitar related sites which currently attract the guitarist/musician will be accepted.

I HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED AN EMAIL FROM GEORGE - THE CONTENTS WERE AS FOLLOWS:

From: georgestpierre@*************
Sent: 02 April 2005 00:20
To: info@tonymckenzie.com
Subject: Tie Dye Guitars

I'm George St. Pierre. I did the tie dye guitars for Gibson in 1996. I just found out you had a web site about the guitars and my bio. I left Gibson in 1999 because they put me in final assembly, and painting is all I really wanted to do there. I currently am in management at Lowes Home Improvement in Smyrna, Tennessee and am hoping one day to get back into doing more guitars in the future. I have an endless number of new designs in my head, but don't yet have the facilities in which to do them, but hopefully will in the future. I really enjoyed your web site. Thanks.

Peace & Love,

George

Thank's George for contacting us and giving us a little insight in to what the future may hold.......

Tony Mckenzie