Clean '97 WHITE/BT on eBay, not yellowed

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that looks like a beautiful professionally customized bass
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After playing this 4001cs http://www.3dentourage.com/425/4001cs.htm I can see how a lot of people would want to have the horseshoe and toaster pickups on their 4003 basses ... it would be cool if Ric made the horseshoe pickup available ...
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According to Mike Parks' site WHT was not available in 2000. Beautiful bass in any event.
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Post by kojakcurtis »

Is that CS going to become a 5 string some day?
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I also wonder if my 75 is a refin or not. I see no evidence of a refin, but almost no yellowing makes me suspicious.

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I don't own the 4001cs ... that belongs to Mike Chrisom and it is listed in the for sale section ...
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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=7384927464&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT

That cracked, beat up '79 4001 "WHITE" sold for $835.00!?!?! (shaking head in disbelief). Image

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You've gotta be kidding me!!!
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by rickfan60 »

I have seen unplayble project Ricks with all the hardware sell for $600 plus. Yes, the finish sucks but you don't play the finish. If the bass is mechanically sound, that is not a bad price.
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I'm starting to feel like I owe someone on this lovely forum a case of beer, minimum...
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by green_us90 »

" The bass is in incredible condition for a 30 year old bass. The only thing wrong with it is the finish which is slightly cracked due to moving from a southern climate to a northern climate"

My bass is 4 years older and by no means a trailer queen, mine is better than this thing.

By the looks of the finish it looks like it went from a southern climate (Sahara) to SIberia. SHort of putting the bass in a freezer I can't think of anything that would crack the finish that bad.
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In 2004 I sold my 68 and except for some exposed wood on the back it was really clean ... and I gigged with that bass ... that white one qualifies as a beater ... all of the 70s basses that I owned were in better shape than that one ... and I had an 89 4003s5 similar to that one except it was in a lot better shape and the seller listed it as have a rough finish ... that one looked like it was hauled around in the back of a pickup truck without a case ...
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"... that one looked like it was hauled around in the back of a pickup truck without a case"

Jeff, you're saying that like it's a bad thing! Image I don't mind buckle rash, finish checking on old basses, battle scars and honest player's wear. What I don't like is irreversible mods.
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