Thoughts On Realistic Value of 60s 4005???

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"I don't know what I'd do without my wonderful wife...."


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So that's what you call it now?
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I had a picture of a 4005 as my desktop on my computer for a long time. Beautiful bass.
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Hey! Nice pic, Jeff Image

I think I'll keep 'em BOTH, now...
1973 4001 MG cb fwi
1986 4003 Shadow
2012 4004Cii FG w/gold trim
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Do we actually get to meet Debbie this time?
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I understand all of the feelings why certain Rics can't be parted with. I had some debt issues a few times in the past and have thought about parting with my LK......but I just can't do it. I could get a substantial sum but it isn't worth it in the long run. It's not a 4005 (like this thread is about) but it has that certain something that will keep it in my arsenal until I can no longer play it.

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Every time I see a pic of one of these, I drool all over my keyboard.
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