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The Rickenbacker Club Part Six

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Yes, they are fairly rare and the color is well-liked, so they don't show up too often and when they do, asking prices are typically between about $2,200-$2,600. I've seen a few 330s and 360s listed in this range, but I don't know how well they actually sell in that range.

I suspect a 4003 would be as rare and would fall well in that range as well.
 
These are supposed to be shipping next week. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1347058673.910748.jpg So if you are looking for a ruby keep an eye out I bet they will go fast.
 
Have a MapleGlo 4003 FL that I am thinking of selling... I don't play it enough and wouldn't mind getting some cash..

Is Ebay the way to go as far as selling? I think I'd do lousy in a GC store.

Thanks for your thoughts. Cheers.
 
JackBruceFan said:
Have a MapleGlo 4003 FL that I am thinking of selling... I don't play it enough and wouldn't mind getting some cash..

Is Ebay the way to go as far as selling? I think I'd do lousy in a GC store.

Thanks for your thoughts. Cheers.

You would do lousy at a GC. Are you a supporting member here (forgot o notice)? The classifieds here are nota bad option if you are.
 
Have a MapleGlo 4003 FL that I am thinking of selling... I don't play it enough and wouldn't mind getting some cash..

Is Ebay the way to go as far as selling? I think I'd do lousy in a GC store.

Thanks for your thoughts. Cheers.

A lot of TB'ers who are supporting members use both the classifieds in this forum and eBay. Usually, the TB price is a bit lower because you are selling to fellow members but that is entirely up to you.

Craigslist is another option but you have to beware of scams and other shenaningans.
 
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