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Jeff, I think the problem is that Dedgoat only had one project to sell and so many of us want it;-).

I was a little dissapointed to see that one cancelled.
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Marc, you mean you didn't get it? I figured you made a deal. I guess I wasn't the only lurker.

I have had a yen for a 4000 project bass for some time. There is something very attractive about the simple, stripped down features. They are like old hot rods. I guess I just love the vibe.
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I cut a local deal for silly money, couldn't pass it up, sorry about that, but if it falls though I'll post here first before listing it.
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Isn't serious money better than silly money?Just be careful it's not monopoly money ;-).
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I would have bought it just for the transitional pickup alone, that is a pretty rare thing, especially as original equipment on a 4000, I bet that 4000 was really an old one that didn't get shipped for a long time from the factory. What other old features did it have dedgoat?
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I took a look at the pots just see about the date, and they are Mexican and date to mid 70's, so much for being original. Anyway the pickup was all that was left of the original bass, some idiot changed out the trussrod cover and pickguard and filled the bridge cavity. They mounted the pickup into the pickguard and threw away the surround. My plan was to take it back to jetglo and add a horseshoe.
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See.. that's why you should have sold it to me, I would have made sure your dreams were followed through...
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Post by shamustwin »

who am I bidding against?
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Post by jnbass »

GONE @ $1342 US

WHOA!!!
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Nuts
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spray painted nuts!

Think the reserve was $300 US
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The seller was probably VERY happy. he had NO idea the piece was worth so much
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Nor did I know that is would sell for that kind of cash.
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Post by wints »

So Kendall...you ready to sell the farm now......
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