Some Pics of my '71 FG

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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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Great! A 21 fretter exactly like mine - down to that pinkish hue to the finish! Welcome to the 21 fret 4001 owners club, Bob. :mrgreen:
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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A very nice example Bob.

Treasure it!
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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I didn't photograph it, but it's in the original case, I've got the PU cover, and the original 1-sheet trussrod adjustment instructions. :wink:
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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Very nice, Bob! I had mine out all day yesterday and love it! If mine hadn't been oversprayed on the neck and back it would have very similar finish wear.
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bnyswonger wrote:I've got the PU cover, and the original 1-sheet trussrod adjustment instructions. :wink:
A scan posted here would be cool! If possible and time permits.
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I'm betting it is a late 1970. :idea:
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:shock: Wow! :shock: It has flat Grovers!!! :shock:
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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rickcrazy wrote:I'm betting it is a late 1970. :idea:
It's got a Jan '71 serial #.
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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heinpete wrote::shock: Wow! :shock: It has flat Grovers!!! :shock:
Yep, mine should too, but it has wavy's.
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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I'm starting to think I should up my insurance on this thing. Should I post it over at the appraisal section? I would need some ducumentation of value, but an opinion there might be acceptable.
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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It is a rare bass, with some very desirable features, Bob.
Up the insurance and keep that baby! :mrgreen:
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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Bob, (or whomever) - is that pick-up selector switch original? reference Bob's photo #: 744800174b05442

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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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brycycle wrote:Bob, (or whomever) - is that pick-up selector switch original? reference Bob's photo #: 744800174b05442 thanks-
I don't have a clue. The original owner didn't say anything about changing it, but it's certainly possible.

It does work fine.
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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johnallg wrote:
bnyswonger wrote:I've got the PU cover, and the original 1-sheet trussrod adjustment instructions. :wink:
A scan posted here would be cool! If possible and time permits.
I would be very interested in seeing this too!
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Re: Some Pics of my '71 FG

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I thought that would be something fairly common here! I remember getting one with my first JG in '72 - same sheet. I'll have to bring it into work to scan it - will try to this week.
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