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I hope you don't mind me starting a new thread, just to show some pictures of my '73 that arrived yesterday?

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A shot together with the '76

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Note the difference in the yellowing!
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Beautiful bass, Lars. Love that checkerboard!
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Damn! Very purty & god bless the man who leaves his pickup covers on!! (I thought I was the only one!)
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Beautiful. I too leave the covers on.
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Post by jmh »

Those are really gorgeous. Pity they don't/won't do fireglo like that anymore.
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Post by rickaddict »

Sweet basses, Lars. Congrats!

Pickup covers?(BLECH!!) I mean...they LOOK okay, but I like to PLAY my Ricks!

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Lars: They must be the nicest looking Rickenbacker basses in Norway. Great photos.
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This auction turned out nicely. The seller was obviously not a Rick-connaiseur, but he seemed honest. He listed the auction with this picture:
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The rest of the pictures in the rather confusing listing wasn't too good either:
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I took a chance and it turned out great. The seller was a nice guy in Berlin. We exchanged friendly e-mails, and a week after the closing I had the bass in my living room! Goes to show that good deals still exist even on ebay. (The price (1570 euros) was very reasonable, remember this is Europe!)
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Absolutely incredible bass, Lars! Image

And count me in with the cover, too!
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nice, very nice.

I like covers-but can't show 'em
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Beautiful !!
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Really nice, Lars. I too like that blending of the FG finish. Wish they did that now. And CB!
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Thanksalot guys!
It's interesting to see the differences in the fireglo. Not only is the light inner part more yellow, the dark red outer part is lighter compared to the (very unfaded) '76.
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Kinda like this?

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