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I do not ; ) Kill it does the switch!

Thank you !--)

It's ready to Rick-n-roll:

My feeling is that the magic is in the maple, and I think that's some nice wood you have there, with more than a little bit of mojo from all it has been through. I bet if you put on a tailpiece, bridge, and tuners and strung it up, that bare body would sound like a 4001. So I'd say that doing as ...

jps wrote:
It is a '73 and used to look like this (except for the replaced tuners and horseshoe pickup), going by the original finish still in the cavities.

Thanks, that's a very nice vieuw in the past of this bass ; )

Thought it was an old gunnslinger bass, hit with a shotgunn..

A killer switch it will be ; )

Some extra holes:



Digging for more room..

Like i wrote above the last pic..... "just a crazzy one:"

Thanks, that's great info -)

I don't want to build her back into org.. to expensive for me and it will never be the same she used to be,
so i photoshoped u few id's.
I want to rebuild her in a bare ratRick, with only the necessities to give her the sound i like most.
Not sure if filling-up the hole ...

Hi, i just bought a supposedly 75er 4001... sadly without a jack-plate.
My friend Bert tells me it should be a 73er because of the checker.
Can somebody help me out?
It says 4001 and then a Q in the control room + some little scribbles.

Thanks a lot for any info!

Remko, Amsterdam

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