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Thanks a lot, now it's all clear, see you

Thanks Jingle the diagnosis is perfect...

...but i don't understand what i have to do, and if i have to do something...

Thank you so mutch simon, now i undestand why they wants bridge's photos.
Now i'm waiting to see what jingle jangle thinks about it and says to me what i have to do to this guitar. (hey, if you need different kind of photo say to me)
Thanks to all.

Thanks guys, i trust in you so here you are other photos but i don't understand why you need images of bridge for finish checking on the fingerboard. But i trust in you, you are the experts ;)
Those are old small photo that my friend did

http://img187.imageshack.us/img187/1895/66752806bd8.th.jpg ...

As you can see the bridge is ok, but i don't understand a thing, "finish checking" is someting could be happen with temperature changes but it's not a "problem" for the guitar, only an aesthetic problem, isn't it?

This question is a little bit "full metal jacket"...

my 360 is "Lucy"
my Gibson SG is "Sibyl Vane"

Wow, it has a name, and is finish checking dangerous? Is it normal for a rick with 20 years?

Thanks for the information you are the best ricks expert of the web

It's cracked but i don't understand way, does it happen with 20 years old ricks?

Fortunatelly it sounds very good but i'm afraid that in few years i will have only dust in my hands...

Probalby your italian is better than mine

Hi guys, i'm a Rickenbacker owner from Italy.
In this days i have the possibility to buy a new Rick from a friend of mine with a very very good price. It's a 1990 Jetglow 360/6.
But it has a problem, a lot of paint crack on fingerboard and one between the neck and the body.
They all are only "paint ...