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Hands up who coming?.....that's if it's still happening.....it's all gone quiet. Is it Me, leftyguitars & Tony Carey????
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We can't let those guys in California have all the fun. Can we have a factory tour, can we, can we???? I can tell my wife to leave the dinner in the oven.
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Pity it isn't Sunday 11th as there is a vintage guitar show at the motorcycle museum in Birmingham. (and I will be there) 26th looks bad for me now as my sprog starts uni on that day and I have to take him! (but OK if we met at Newcastle).
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Sorry, won't be able to make it this month now, diary has filled up. How about a shift to October?
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Peter, any info about the show in Brum? I'd love to check it esp if I can get to play a 4005 or 4000!

Do they have guitars and basses for sale at it?
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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Ronan, A link to the show... http://www.birminghamguitarshow.com/
There will be hundreds (I hope) of guitars and basses for sale, but I wouldn't hold your breath for a 4005 to be there! I will have some 12 strings with me but they will all be lefties! I may take a 4001 if I can fit any more into the car.
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Now you know I can't make the 11th ! Or is this your way of try to cut me out (lol)? Shameless plug for your stand as well.....
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Shameless? me? never! hehehe
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Venue availability means that this will be shifted to Oct, or even early Nov!
'Rickenbacker'...what a name! After all these years, it still thrills me.
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Let's all try and make this work. Any news dates to offer up Tony?
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October/november are fine with me - I was afraid I'd miss the September date. My '65 4001 is looking forward to a day out...
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I think that there are a number of us that really want this to happen, so it will! I'll find out some more details....whatever though...we'll make it work.
'Rickenbacker'...what a name! After all these years, it still thrills me.
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You've GOT to make it work , guys.....these events are great!!

Seeing fantastic instruments are only HALF the fun...meeting with and talking to the owners is MORE fun IMHO... Image
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You're right Chris. Lindsay came to the UK not long ago & made the effort to come & see me. It was a fantastic experience & one I can't wait to repeat with my fellow UK forum friends.

There are some very decent, likeable people in this world & a lot of them seem to own Rics....Image
'Rickenbacker'...what a name! After all these years, it still thrills me.
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Post by lshaia »

Tony, now you've got to come see us when you get the chance! BTW, thanks again for a very happy time.

Please post pics and stories from the UK confluence; as Chris says, meeting the people that Peter has assembled is a great thing, one that should be shared.
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