A Glasgow Rickenbacker Thing

[(electrofaro)]

Welcome Brian we would love to see a photo of that guitar.

+1 Welcome, Brian - can only echo Scott, please post a picture!

[(kitchnine)]

Hi guys and thank you Scotty I will try the photo thing

[(kitchnine)]

heres some just done

[(scotty)]

Very nice Brian How does it play.If it ever wants to come to its Aunties in Weegie land its most welcome

[(kitchnine)]

It plays itself ! just plug it in to my 63 AC 30 crank it up .....And she starts singing 'n' ringing 'n' chiming me smiling
But you'r welcome next time you visit Edinburgh Scotty then, you can plug in and try

[(electrofaro)]

It plays itself

Oi, I'd start worrying, the guitar might sell you as it doesn't need you

It seems to have gone a lovely orangey fireglo!

[(kitchnine)]

Dont you think the joker laughs at you,ooo Ha Ha ha ha hee hee
All of your money & your house, lined with 50 virgins ! wouldn't be enough.

[(scotty)]

Lovely example I passed though Edinburger today.Welcome again to the Rrf anytime you need any Rickenbacker help feel free to ask
Regards Scott

[(scotty)]

50 virgins? Mmnnnn hu huh it must be a Glasgow Rickenbacker thing cause Id want 100 and a bottle of Bru lol

[(electrofaro)]

a bottle of Bru lol

Scott, stop confusing people with local drinks!

[(Fretjob)]

Local drinks, Glasgow!!!!

There could be something in this. I’m from Glasgow, always wanted a Rick, but didn’t get one until after I’d left and moved to Aberdeen where I bought a new 4003. A few years later, I bought a 4001CS, but the seller lived in Glasgow – so I had to trundle back down again to view it and pick it. Had to apply for an “export” license to take it back up to Aberdeen.