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Thanks Brett. I have received them.

Hi Peter,

3 more from Perth sent in today! Keep up the great work you are doing.

Thanks Brett. Your basses were added to the Register this evening.

Hi Peter!
Did you recieve my registration from a few days ago? I stuffed up a few of them but the last one I sent that says I'm in Australia is the correct one...
emac. (weemac)

Is there a link to the Db?

Hey Weemac, good to see you around

Gerry: There is no link to the database at present, but after some additions this weekend I am hoping for a launching of this new system next week.

Greg: Thanks for your correction, your Rickenbacker is now registered.

Peter, I've just added a few more. I think I may have missed entering the colour of the '64 RM1999. It's Fireglo

About half of my entries show up under "my entries" (the newer ones) but the older ones don't. Is there a way to fix this?

Darren. Thanks I made the changes. Sorry for the inconvenience but if you could send me the serials through email of those that you cannot see, I will fix it right away. I appreciate your registrations.

Darren: Please see my private message. You should be able to see all those instruments that you have registered.

G'day Chris,

I just registered my Rics. I also have a '72/'73 4001 carcass that is being restored. Unfortunately it came to me without its jackplate. I have since acquired a later plate (a '72 would have cost more arms, legs and firstborn than I was prepared to part with). On completion of the restoration, should such a mutt be registered?

Evan: Provided your goal is to restore this instrument, there is no difficulty registering it. It would be important to indicate in the comments that the year is, however, unknown. Please also provide an estimate of its date of manufacture and the features that point to this date.

Thanks to Australia for the recent photo uploads. You have shown us how it is done. I marvel at the collective spirit.