Fixing up my 1972 4001

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Ivan3000
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Re: Fixing up my 1972 4001

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How much did you get it for?
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Re: Fixing up my 1972 4001

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Been meaning to make some updates. New pickguard done by a luthier in town. Looks and feels just like my other Rick. New custom nut made from white delrin from same luthier. Tug bar from pickguardian. New screws to replace the rusted out ones. Anyways almost got things under wraps save for 2 springs for the damper. The strap buttons and bridge are flaked, but dunno if thats even worth trying to fix.

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Re: Fixing up my 1972 4001

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Lookin' good!
8) 8) 8)
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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Re: Fixing up my 1972 4001

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cjj wrote:Lookin' good!
8) 8) 8)
Oh yes!
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wints wrote:
cjj wrote:Lookin' good!
8) 8) 8)
Oh yes!
+1000! 8)
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