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sean...my '70 has the same as yours as i have replaced the short with the long toaster.

teed...that '72 has a black painted coil with flat slot screws ???

i've got JA-013 which is a 21 fretter which the subject bass is not. I would say late '71-early '72.

joe...love the finish on the 4002 !!!

no...he got a porter !!!

hey !!! where's our groupie...er group shot ???

i would love to have a bowl of strawberries that tasted like a plate of dried onions !!! then warsh it down with a pint o' smithwicks !!!

hhuuuuuuge ugly pickguard mod !!! kinda reminds me of the pickguard on a telecaster deluxe !!!

those darned planer blades getting chipped by nails, minerals or exploding birdseye maple !!! been there, done that !!!

scott looked happy with the RM. i told him..."you probably don't get to play these too often ???" i had to force it on him.

remember the center sections were tapered on the old basses until the skunk came out.

short of the jackplate, imho, and i discussed this with brian morton last weekend, yes , it's sad to see a perfectly good example sold off as parts, but if it helps restore 10 incomplete original ricks you can't otherwise get parts for, is it not worth it ??? yes he gets money, and some happy camper...

hmmmmmmmmm....maybe a 4001s '67 prototype ??? hmmmmmmmmmmmm !

what model kustom amp was it...65 or 100 ? it had a monster tone processor. sounded great with my '64 RM.

might as well do both wings fer a perfect match !!!

to add to this, mr. hall...did rose morris control the sales of rose morris models to canada as well or would you ship direct across the border ? or would you just ship "S" models to canada by your company ??