Rare colour....any ideas?

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Rare colour....any ideas?

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I was in a guitar shop I never normally go in (due to the owned being an ignorant/grumpy sh1t!) and I went in as he had some particular leads none of the other local shops had and I saw a Ric in there - to me it looked like a BG but I asked him what it was and he said it was a rare colour out in the late 60's (It was on a 375 guitar I think) and it wasn't BG. Is he BullS*itting or was there a rare colour out then?
Tell me does it feel the same when you've set upon a change but your heart's in the old times?
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Oh, that's a BS call Ronan. Send him to Coventry..Possibly...

The BG from the late 60's is very dark, like eggplant. http://www.homestead.com/aurs2/basses.html.

Check out the 4005 on the left. If it's BG it should look like that. Could it be a Fireglo that has darkened over the years?
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Hola! It's nowhere near that could more a wine colour. He said he got it from Oz and it's really rare! Hence his £2000 asking price haha

Lovely bass btw who owns that beauty now?
Tell me does it feel the same when you've set upon a change but your heart's in the old times?
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