Split tail piece at good BIN

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bob_atherton
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Now I look again, is this the real deal? The outer fins looks too wide, at least compared to reissue ones. Is this the way they were in the late 60's ?
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GONE.....
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wints
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That was for sale the other week. Looks legit to me.

Finding the bridge and saddles to fit it is the hard bit...
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It is legit.
A Rickenbacker bass is much like the Jaguar E car - perennially ultra-fashionable.
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I bid on it the first time around - before all bids were cancelled. I was in for $60. Ebay?!
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Sold for $50!
Plus five minus five!
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Post by aceonbass »

I got one a couple of weeks ago with the mute pretty cheap on the Bay also in a Buy It Now auction. I think some with careful Dremmel work, these can be modified to take a modern bridge.
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