4005 anyone?

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8mileshigh
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4005 anyone?

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2 currently for sale;

1967 mapleglo 4005 -6 string at Southworth Guitars @ $ enquire

1967 fireglo 4005 $ 8,500 @ Fretted Americana

Go for it guys!!!
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I think the 4005-6 is going for $10,500.00
(it was on E Bay)
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It is the same one that was recently on Ebay.

I emailed and inquired about the price, and they are asking $10,500 for it and it's not even Fireglo !!!
"It's Red Jim, but not as we know it...."
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Post by wints »

Wait patiently guys...Plenty still out there and bargains still to be had. Just ask Graham....
jwr2

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naaa gimme a 4003 5 string ...
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I played Jeff Scott's 4005 (and all of the others) at the Columbus Confluence and was amazed by the sound and feel. They are not boomy (Hofner-like) or thumpy. I found Jeff's to have a clean and powerful sound more like a solid bass. I could have bought one new many times back in the 70's and 80's but I ignored them because I loved the 4001 so much.
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damn!
Buy it before someone else does
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"If you only knew the Power of the 4005!"

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I know it was something like that.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

Southworth isn't far from me Bethesda MD i believe,hes a big fender guy down there ,for that price i think i will save the gas.
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Post by rickfan60 »

Welcome to the forum Dave. Is dswp also your Ebay name? If so, we have bid on many of the same items.
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Post by dswp »

Hi Ted,

I just found this site a couple weeks ago. Thanks for the welcome.

Yes, that is my Ebay name, and I also recognized your Ebay tag.

I mostly do the “BIN” option now. The prices are out of control for semi rare Rics on open auctions.

Now that I know about this site, and the Ric Community, perhaps we can coordinate with the out of control bidding. I guess I don’t need every bass that comes up.

Dave
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Post by dswp »

P.S.

Not to go off topic Ted, and before you ask, Yes, I did buy this, and a full restoration has started.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=41439&item=7321941775&rd=1
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Post by charlyg »

Dave, that sounds great! Not that I buy basses routinely but the idea of not bidding against friends from the board is cool!

Altho I'm sure there will be times when all rules are off, depending on the "deal" at hand!
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Post by basse »

Dave, you're right about eBay auctions getting out of control. Personally I can't believe that my '76 Autumn-Glo is currently sitting there with a $1,200.00 bid. Mind you, I'll take it - it's great for people selling!!!

I would have been happy with $950.00!
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Post by 86kubicki »

Welcome to the board Dave! I recognize your E-bay handle and always wondered if it was someone from this forum, (I think we've bid against each other on some Grover tuners in the past). There was a recent thread somewhere around here about bidding against fellow forum members - that should give you a feel for some of our opinions on that subject.
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