December 1979 Model 4003

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December 1979 Model 4003

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From the dudepit and interesting find has surfaced.
Life, as with music, often requires one to let go of the melody and listen to the rhythm

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that looks like a 4001 ...
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No stripe, split guard, and body end TR's.
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are they talking about the blue one or the blonde one??? ... I find the dude pit a bit confusing ...
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The blue one is the forum picture, I think.
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yep confusing ...
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Reading the posts, the photo of the late 1979 4003 is the one down the page, it is a mapleglo.
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Here is a photo of this bass.
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