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Please remind me of the location where there is a giant Rickenbacker guitar sign outside a restaurant in the US. I can't remember if it is a Hard Rock Cafe or not.
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Peter - there's a giant "axe" near your place. Not sure if it's a Rickenbacker though...
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Great comeback Steve.
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Ha-Ha I like that one Steve!!
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I believe a Hard Rock Cafe in Florida has a large Fireglo 325/1996 model displayed out in front. I had photos of it at one time but they were lost in a hard drive crash a few years ago.
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Dannyboy just found the giant Rickenbacker and sent it along from the beautiful Saguenay. Thanks Dan.

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How did that get past the Rick police? (smiley)
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Oooooo, "F" hole!
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It's in Destin, Florida...And I just might be going there in November with the Squadron! Guess I'll have to take a picture for my personnal album! Image
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I'm available as a navigator. I know that it is south from where I live. Pick me up on your way. Amps on standby.
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I hear you Peter... would you settle for a picture if I can't find room for you?!!!! Image
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Howdy,

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Yes Dan. In the unlikely event that you can't take me along, a photo would suffice.
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