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Not the talkative type, is he?
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That's a lot of $$$$$$$$$

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A really nice bass. I wonder if he actually owns it. Could be a noob with no ebay savvy & very little interest in detail. Or not.

Someday I'd like to have one of those S8's.
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It will never happen for the bloke in Clapham...
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Crikey! My old 8 string, exactly the same as that, cost £1595 from Music Ground (which is notoriously expensive) brand new! He's being very hopeful....but then they're like hen's teeth in the UK. It'll be interesting to see how it goes.
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I'll sell mine for that much!
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Erik,,, I need mine back BTW.....Image
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Hmm... I think the seller is Portuguese, as hinted at by his name. Also, not too long ago someone was selling a Rick 8 stringer locally.
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1800?
Thas a lotto rubbish!
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Hey Sergio, I just booked my family holiday in August to Portugal ! Albufeira, the old town.
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Hi Keith. Well, you may not credit this, but I've not been to Albufeira in twenty four years! I have a couple of pics from that occasion wherein I'm wearing - or should I say showing off - my Rickenbacker 50th Anniversary T-shirt. I really can't say what Albufeira looks like these days. I trust you will like it though.
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Hi Sergio, Are you based in Lisbon? I have been to Albufeira before about 12 or 13 years ago and it was the best holiday we ever had. Hence the return with the family. Will have a car and travel round The Algarve a bit I think. Sorry all for hijacking the thread.
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Keith:
Yes, I was born and have always lived in Lisbon.
As for the above 8 stringer, I'm now sure it is the very same I saw being sold locally a couple years back.
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