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Old Rickenbacker pricelist

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Eric Filsinger asked me to post this for him:

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Does this date to around 1990?
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Better still is the one that came out of the factory in the late 80's when RIC cleaned house of the NOS from the 60's.

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One 4080 please!
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89-90 Kris.
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I believe that I own some Rickenbackers from that era. I'll have to check of course to be sure. Interesting information!
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Post by jingle_jangle »

More amazing is the comparison with present day Rick prices vis a vis housing, gas, car prices...
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Post by dswp »

According to an inflation data web site, $2600.00 from 1989 is now worth $4300.00 in today's money (66.39%).

http://inflationdata.com

$4300.00 has been the going rate for the 4080's lately.
So if you purchased a 4080 new in 1989, not that great of an investment I say.
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Post by jingle_jangle »

Sorry. I should have been clearer. I'm talking about NEW Rick prices, as represented by the pricelist above.
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Post by dswp »

I guess they are "list" prices?

Therefor they are 30%+- more than what you would of paid for them.
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Dave, i'd guess that this is MSRP, the "street" prices would be less.
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Post by kcole4001 »

I guess $3362 in 2005 dollars wasn't too bad then.
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Post by dswp »

I also keep forgetting that one just sold on the bay for $8K.
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I never realised that 4080s were available to order as late as '89.
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Post by kcole4001 »

That $8k was an anomaly!
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