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The Rickenbacker Club Part Six

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It's about worth that much. It's a 73, but doesn't have any of the desirable features (checkerboard binding, toaster pickup, full width inlays etc).

Hard to tell, but it does look like it have the wave box grover tuners which are desirable, but not exactly good tuners.

70s 4001 generally have thinner necks if thats your thing.

Just gotta watch out how much fret life is left.
 
I emailed him for pics of the bridge and frets. It's too far for me to just drop in and check it out but close enough to do a deal if it looks promising.

Hey he lives in my town , rather small town-if your pretty interested id check it out for you , you could paypal him and if necessary i could box/ship it up to you-but i think his price as others have said is on the money or maybe high with the replaced tuners-its also rather worn.

I dont know how low he would go on price he was originally asking 1800$
 
June 2004 if I have the month correct, outside of Detroit. Ric5 is now out in Denver; don't know what's happened to Cooper (unless that's YOU!). That was right around the time when I started gathering info and photos for the book. Nearly done now.
Steve is still where he was then, and he pops in here every once in a while.

You know me, Paul.

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Hey he lives in my town , rather small town-if your pretty interested id check it out for you , you could paypal him and if necessary i could box/ship it up to you-but i think his price as others have said is on the money or maybe high with the replaced tuners-its also rather worn.

I dont know how low he would go on price he was originally asking 1800$

I guess he's not very motivated as he has not sent any response at all yet.
 
Works for me but a bit far away.

I'd like to help you out with a deal like A-Step-Towards offered, but it's an hour or hour and half away. I could keep the amp for my troubles, but I really don't need another. I'm also not any kind of expert used instrument evaluator and you have no reason to trust me, but if you're interested and can arrange payment with the seller, let me know.
 
This is unbelievable that the Rickenbacker club have six parts..
i'm member from the first part: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/rickenbacker-club-333520/index21.html#post4518439

with this 06 mg:

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anyway, maybe you can call me Psycho..:)

but i started to feel the the mapleglo finish is not for me. too white..too pretty..

so i made a switch and trade it for 91 jetglo..

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so what do you say? :hiding:
 
This is unbelievable that the Rickenbacker club have six parts..
i'm member from the first part: http://www.talkbass.com/forum/f8/rickenbacker-club-333520/index21.html#post4518439

with this 06 mg:

P1090001.jpg


anyway, maybe you can call me Psycho..:)

but i started to feel the the mapleglo finish is not for me. too white..too pretty..

so i made a switch and trade it for 91 jetglo..

IMG_0665.jpg


so what do you say? :hiding:
I say I'm the opposite. I had a JetGlo first but I just had to get my hands on a MapleGlo. The JG is a 2001 and my MG is brand new, Sept. 2011 production. It's become my main player already.
 
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