1963 - 4001MG

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8mileshigh
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I may be more tempted (well...cost wise) with the '69?

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The '69 is a 21-fretter too, Graham. Cool.

The '63 looks okay to me, I've seen others made the same way. Dunno if the 'guard is a replacment or not, but so what....it's a great bass, and can you say rare???
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Where do you FIND these? Image
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I'm with Steve. Jeeeeeesh,, I wish one of these would fall out of the sky in my neighborhood. Image

See if he'll make you a deal on both.
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See if he'll make you a deal on both.............................

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Hey, hey, hey! That 21-fretter looks exactly like my August '70 one - which originally was Fireglo by the way. Graham, man, what are you waiting for? Go for the both of them, now! They're rare, beautiful and desirable. Got any additional pictures of either of them?
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or a kidney...
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WOW! They're both in great shape!
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Post by rictified »

Does the horse shoe work?
I do like that 69 also, doesn't have that silly horseshoe in the way, haha! Is that a screw top transitional high gain or a more modern one, it looks like it has screw tops to me.
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Yes, it's a transitional high-gain p.u.
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They're both cool basses. To me, the price on the 69 is not that out of whack for a rare bird like that...not that 63's are common...
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Wow! I want that '69!
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Post by teeder »

Graham,

I sent an email to you.

Thanks,
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Post by throw_this_away »

Sorry guys. I just bought them both today for a clean 12,000. I can't wait to get them next week. I will post pictures and first impressions as soon as I can. I kid I kid. ;P
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Sorry Kevin, I'm away from my regular email. I'll try and check it in a day or so.
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