The least you've paid for a Rick?
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In 1965 I paid $175.00 CDN for my 1963 375 FG. It was in immaculate condition as was the case. The Guitar was double bound, and had a gold TRC, gold pick guards, oven style knobs and an accent vibrato c/w original arm. The vintage silver case had a deep blue interior and the keys were still in the case.
I bought it from San Francisco Pawnbrokers in Vancouver B.C.
I bought it from San Francisco Pawnbrokers in Vancouver B.C.
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