LOLOLOLOL, that's great! Someone must have thought that van had a hell of an engine in it!johnhall wrote:
I made the mistake of once loading up a number of bags of cement through the rear door into that back section. When I punched the accelerator down at the corner it did the most exciting and terrifying wheelie you can imagine.
Yes indeed, we had some great times with that old van.
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- Lefty4003S8
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That's RIGHT!!!! I knew the 4002 had 21 frets--but forgot about THATjohnhall wrote:Funny- you're the first person in the last 46 years to point out that typo!Lefty4003S8 wrote:John,
Looking at the catalog page you posted......the 4000, AND the 4005 are listed as having 21 Frets. Am I reading this wrong???
I thought ONLY the 4001 had 21 Frets, and THAT was only a percentage of models for a couple of years.
Correct me if I'm wrong please.......
The 4002 always had 21 frets.
By the way.....NICE old Ford van!!!!!!!!!!!
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Also, the 3000 always had 21 frets.
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bassduke49 wrote:Also, the 3000 always had 21 frets.
Funny......I almost never think of the 3000 series basses. I bet they're cool though.
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