Post of picture of you PLAYING your ric

[aceonbass]

I believe that's a different 70's 4001 that Mark customized. The wiring is pretty unique as I remember.

[walker]

Yeah, my bass is a 1979 4001. (note my smaller inlays) Over the years, I've transformed it into a V63. In addition to the reissue horseshoe pickup & toaster and the custom wiring, my bass also has a chrome TRC. One of these days I may have to enlist Dale F's talents to give it the retro vintage MOP inlays. I think it's cool that the Wombles bass has a RM 1999-sized chrome PG.

[nattiep]

I have to say Mark, I'm probably goin to copy that chrome idea, so don't get mad.

[walker]

Not at all, Nate. Copying, along with paraphrasing and impersonating, is a sincere form of flattery. (Is that how the saying goes? I can't remember.) Enyhu ~ I'm sure your version will have it's own spin, and if it's a dead clone, then all the more power to my vision of World Chrome Domination.

[nattiep]

Won't be a dead clone, I lack the horseshoe and toaster. hehe. I would like to know how you got the TRC like that though.

[ram]

Finger prints, finger prints, finger prints...... looks waaaay cool but finger prints! Nate - get some good polishing cloths. And Pics when you are done please!

[sloop_john_b]

As i've mentioned before, Mark's '79 "Harley" bass is the most fun-to-play bass ever!

[aceonbass]

There's a "Harley Bass" pickguard on Ebay right now. Item #250206857234.

[12stringbassist]

I think this man (bless 'im!) may have done the mirror scratchplate on a Ric first...
Trying to find a pic of one amongst his Ric's...

[teeder]

Hmm, '72'ish azure?

[wints]

JG I believe...

[teeder]

You're right.

[walker]

Wow! Very cool pics of Phil Lynott. I never knew he played a Rick. I'd only seen/heard the P-bass.

[jwr2]

Here's me playing a 60s 4005 ...

[cheyenne]

New toy Jeff??