Looking for Vintage style 4001 case

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throw_this_away
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Looking for Vintage style 4001 case

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If you know of one or have one you will part with, please let me know. Original or reissues are both cool... though I would like to avoid the price of a brand new one from ric

Also, another topic, but do you guys know which screws in the ric boutique are for adjusting the bridge pickup height?
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a confirmation of what the pickguard screws and treble surround screws are would also be great.

thanks
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http://www.rickenbacker.com/pdfs/bpickups.pdf
This should help you identify the parts #...it's under- service/ parts/ diagrams.cheers, dminer
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The RI cases come up on eBay now and then John. Keep looking!
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M/F has 'em from time 2 time...
Buy it before someone else does
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You can try an email to Bob at the BassPalace. He's blowing out alot of his parts and miscellania. [email protected] I think. Check the website out to be sure. The link's there anyway.
Apr. '73 4001JG, Jun. '73 4001MG, Feb. '75 4001 WBT, Feb. '00 4001CS
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