4001V63 "PMC" Model ???'s

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simer4001
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That's the one I had. I built that fence too.
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Rickenbackers are one of the very few basses that look good left handed.
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"That's the one I had. I built that fence too."

Do you still have the fence?
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I think Ricks look best left handed. Must have been all those years looking at Paul's. Image
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NOPE! I moved 2 years ago, out of the city limits. I miss that fence though.
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