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Post by rickfan60 »

That one does appear to be AG. The best way to test for AG is to look under the guard and TRC. BTW - Here is a walnut with a burst.

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The finish on Ted's 4002 IMO is very reminicant of the two-tone brown you find on some of the early Capri Rickenbackers, mostly from 1958. Even though it's called Walnut, in another application that could be a spot-on Autumnglo. BTW I love the color of that bass, Ted.
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Post by rickfan60 »

Thanks John. The pic of the 4002 may not be totally color correct. There is quite a bit of red in there that is not so apparent in person. You are right though, the first AG (from the 50's) had more red than the later 70's AG. JH has said the first AG was quite a bit closer to FG.
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gotta love that 4002 on the beautiful floor!

ya gotta get a carpet like Rath's!!!
Buy it before someone else does
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Post by rickfan60 »

That floor turned 90 years old this summer.
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Post by brycycle »

i'm the high bidder on it right now-

always wanted a ric that is the same age as me. i figure we'll understand each other better...

justifying it as an early b-day present to myself.
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"always wanted a ric that is the same age as me"

Alas, in my case it can never be! Well not a bass anyway!
"If only quilted maple grew on trees!"
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Post by hieronymous »

Talk about bidding frenzy! That thing had better be mint with no issues for that price.
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whoops - wrong auction...i'm not that old Image.
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Post by rickfan60 »

That AG is up to two freakin thousand dollars! I am glad I got my '80 when I did - 1981.

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Post by wints »

Craaaaaaazy....
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Post by zoomduck »

Only 2 bidders going at it....they crazy !
More throttle...Less brakes
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Post by rickfan60 »

Sold $2025!!
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Post by rickenbrother »

I'm glad I got my Monty Brown. Not the same as Autumnglo, but as close as possible.
JETGLO should officially be renamed JETGLO ROCKS! :-)
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Post by johnallg »

Looks like it would be like buying a brand new 1/1978 4001 but as you say, $2025!!
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