Cool 1974 4001

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rickcrazy
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Cool 1974 4001

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Well, the 'Cool 1973 4001' thread is getting kinda long, so here's a new, related one.

http://www.rumbleseatmusic.com/pix/74rick4001blue.jpg

Don't like the replacement knobs, though.
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that is one nice bass guitar......
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Nothing like the seventies...

http://www.gbase.com/gearlist/guitar_picture.asp?guitar=422414
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Very nice, I'd love a mid-70's blue 4001.
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Post by wints »

I,d really like an azureglo with all the pre 73 stuff....anyone know of one out there...
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