Kens' 67' FG up on the bay

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Post by mr4000 »

ooh, I can't believe you're selling this, Ken. Rick basses don't get more real than this!!!
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Ive got some crazy offers for thats sure,I'm not sure which way to go as of yet.I just found out Kelly's 4005 was made in May my 4001 in June and according to the serial# only five #s difference just a thought but I would love to know if the 4001 was in that batch of RMs???
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Post by henny »

It'd be nice if it was an RM1999!
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Post by marc67 »

RM 1999 or 4001S - it is such a great looking bass.
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Ken, is there anything stamped on the end of the headstock? On some RM's there is a model# plus what might be a date or a batch #.
If you had the case and it had the badge then you could say for sure but it does fit with the Smith figures so I'd say who cares, it is what it is.
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Post by philipharris »

Surely the only difference was the designation - Weren't RM1999s just S models under a different name? I have to say, Ken, I'm drooling...
enough, already.
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Post by henny »

Put it this way.

If it was the 60s, and you had a 4001S in the UK, it was an RM1999.

We didn't know what 4001S's were! All Rics were RM to us. Image
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The only difference was the badge on the case.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

I bought the bass in Canada, so theres no telling.

I guess it just adds mystique to the 60s s model being an RM or not.

Well it was either an export[RM,or another country] or a special order for the states it was not listed on the american price sheet as a model.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

Sold
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Post by henny »

Somebody's got themselves a real bargain!

My old 72 BG got $2048...!

I'd have paid up to 3k for that, Mr Ken.
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Post by wints »

Probably went for a little more than that Henny....
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Post by henny »

Ah... auction ended early!

Duh, aha... Image Hmm, wonder what it went for!
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Post by ken_swearingen »

"wonder what it went for!" Enough
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Post by philipharris »

good for you, Ken. I had a pop but couldn't reach your reserve.
enough, already.
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