Karl:
Rickenbacker makes 360s today, but not in Amber fireglo... That was the "Colour of the Year" for 2008 only. (They still make them in regular fireglo though which is less yellow but is still the most popular RIC finish of all time!) Also they do not retail directly to consumers so you would be looking for a dealer if you want a new one.. (there is a list of Dealers on RIC website)..
The stock High Gains are excellent and suit many styles of music (including clean sixties sounds in my opinion)
Good news is Toasters are still made and the foot print is the same as the High Gains so they can be swapped easily... There are lots of places to source toasters - Ebay, this forum, and Ric Dealers like Pick of the Ricks...
A "vintage" Rickenbacker has a different headstock and tuners and is constructed differently (X bracing etc) - if these features are important then you are looking for a used instrument...
If you have never played a Rickenbacker before playing some new ones at a dealer is likely a good thing before you buy one..
