64 4001 fg pics at the dudepit

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64 4001 fg pics at the dudepit

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I'm sure some of you have already seen this, but if you haven't, check it out!
http://pub206.ezboard.com/fthedudepitfrm64.showMessage?topicID=174.topic
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Yeah, I saw that one a couple of days ago. It's a great-looking and certainly desirable 60's 4001. Just one question: where's the thumbrest? Isn't any mid 60's 4001 supposed to have one?
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Is this really a 1964? If so, has it been refinished/restored?? There are some things that don't add up here.....
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Whoops...didn't scroll down enough....LOL
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Post by vinylrec »

...maybe a new pickguard installed along the way??
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Hm... Yes, maybe. I could be wrong, but that pickguard appears to be of recent manufacture.
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Post by ken_james »

Check out the new pictures of the input jack and serial number
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Hi, Rickenbacker Forum.
My pictures thanks to ranchoweb,



www.ranchoweb.com/public?32345

www.ranchoweb.com/public/?32243

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whoa...
Buy it before someone else does
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Hey Ken!

More, please
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Extremely beautiful! But as noted, extremely high action!

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Post by shamustwin »

A dobro bass
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Haha! Yeah.
Could someone please lower the action on that 4001? Thank you.
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GIVE it to me and I'll fix it. Of course, you'll never see it again! ;<)
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