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Well, I suppose if someone needed a 4080/12 leftie this is one way to go about it. Talk about uuuuuggllly!

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WOW Paul;

That's Ugly
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Well...rather...unique I guess.
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I think Dave's right. Another cool 60's 12 string carved up by a Genesis wanabee...

Seemed a good idea at the time...

Nice case...
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Post by rickengeezer »

Well, as an owner of a real 4080/12, I would much rather have the 12 string on the top. Of course, not enough to do THAT to it.
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That looks like a Rickenbacker on acid, as sculpted by Picasso. I'm melting....I'm melting...
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Snapped up for the BIN...I guess beauty is in the eye...
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Nope. It's baaaaaaack!
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The folks at Rickenbacker probably had nothing to do with this instrument. That is just too freakin ugly.
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Siamese twins! Bad siamese twins!
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Did this actually have a lefty bass and a righty guitar joined at the hip? Ick!
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No, I think it was actually a movie staring Margot Kidder in the 80's.
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Didn't she end up behind someone's woodpile?
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Good one, Steve!!! I think you're actually right!
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The selling price was about what the 1966 450 JG would have sold for had it not been stuck to the 4001 JG adjacent to it. I hope that my doubleneck project goes better than this!

As ugly as this one is, I think someone owes the Siamese an apology ...!

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