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Very cool article. Thanks to our own Ron O'Keefe!

Awesome stuff! Thanks, Ron.

Not one bass in the bunch....

Thanks, all.

bartyclue wrote:Not one bass in the bunch....

I tried, but the folks at Premier Guitar said they wanted only guitars in this gallery.

Maybe next time . . . .

libratune wrote:Thanks, all.

bartyclue wrote:Not one bass in the bunch....

I tried, but the folks at Premier Guitar said they wanted only guitars in this gallery.

Maybe next time . . . .

Hopefully, regardless that was a great and interesting pictoral you did. I did enjoy it very much.

Talk about candy! Ric has made some awesome Guitars over the years haven't they?

Glenn

Yes, very cool, great pictures too.


Just one thing though. Picture 27, the "1968 model 365 in Azureglo" looks more like Jetglo. At least on my display. Is it just something with the picture, or is it actually Jetglo?

Great. Now I have to fend off their advertising sales rep!

Anyway, cool stuff.

johnhall wrote:Great. Now I have to fend off their advertising sales rep!

Anyway, cool stuff.

You're a big boy, John..... I'm sure you can handle it!!

ozover50 wrote:
You're a big boy, John.....

Uhuh

cjj wrote:Picture 27, the "1968 model 365 in Azureglo" looks more like Jetglo. At least on my display. Is it just something with the picture, or is it actually Jetglo?

It''s actually Azureglo. The older Azureglo finishes can get really dark, like this one.

Here's another photo of the same guitar from the side, which shows the blue a bit more:

Very cool, Ron! Penchant for FG, I see.

Thanks, Jeff.

That's one thing I've discovered about '60s Ricks -- many of them were made in Fireglo!

Wow, those photos were great! I haven't seen so many great Ric pics in one place in a very long time.... Fantastic! I'm drooling....