Shipping a 4001 to Australia

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Mark, I'm glad to see you had the same luck with Customs as I did! Nice bass mate!
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WOW love the bass Bails, that thing is gorgeous! Make sure you wear a bib when playing so you don't make the satin finish glossy with drool.
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Sweet AG, Bails!
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The finish on that is beautiful. Nice gradient of the colors.
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Congratulations, Mark. A great result with the shipping and a beautiful bass.
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