My "new" 4001 - 1975

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ram
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Re: My "new" 4001 - 1975

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Tim, very NICE! Congrats! That sure is one purdy bass!
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Re: My "new" 4001 - 1975

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johnallg wrote:Great looker, Tim - really nice maple figuring on her. Looks a lot like my late 75 4001MG. Did you try the shortig out the cap yet?
Not yet. Shortly after buying it I happened to find a bass I used to own but had to sell on E-bay. It's a custom ordered 1985 Boogie Bodies bass that John Paul Jones ordered but never picked up. Has a solid rosewood neck and a chambered rosewood body. Amazing bass. I was just talking about it with a friend, wishing I had kept it, and there it was on E-bay that night! Short of it is I'm now going to sell the 4001 to pay for it so I probably won't get around to ditching the cap before I sell it.
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Re: My "new" 4001 - 1975

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Ooooowww, tough one, but totally understandable. Funny how the fates work! Hmmm, I was just talking about the lottery ticken that got away.... :lol:
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