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1967 rickenbacker bass

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could someone tell me what a 1967 rickenbacker 4001 bass is worth ?
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Hi Scott,
Welcome to the Forum, the potential value would depend on it's condition, however late 60's 4001's have sold in the $3000-$5000 US range recently.

If you've any pictures of your 4001 that would help a lot.
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Is it a 4001s or a 4001 Deluxe? I would say $5k at least if it's in good shape.
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thanks, jim ... i will get a few pictures up by tomorrow.
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Welcome Scott,

Your bass sounds cool...Like the guys said, does it have triangle inlays on the neck or dots? Original finish? Hardware?

I only posted last week about never seeing a 67 deluxe, those with the triangle inlays.

If original, with a horseshoe $7500 is a good number to start with...
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hi ...its a 4001s with the dots with original mapleglo finish. sadly the horseshoe has been replaced long ago but i believe all other hardware is original.
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"...sadly the horseshoe has been replaced long ago."

That's not sad for me, as long as it wasn't routed and butchered, 'cuz I'd be putting a hi-gain in it anyway!

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Oh...and welcome to the forum!
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thanks !! i've had this bass for about 21 years but i think i am going to let it go. i love the bass but i don't play much anymore.
i will have some pictures up by tomorrow afternoon, hopefully you can take a look. thanks again to everyone!!
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Zoinks!

Welcome, Scott!
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Scott,

I can't recall ever seeing an original MG 4001S?

Are the cavities and routs MG too?
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$6k - $7k............... probably more next week!! Image

Name your price, I think these days and someone will pay it IMHO
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BTW, "Zoinks" meant I was interested.
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Uh, oh. Blood in the water.


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S'not Fireglo ... Image
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