350SH, serial F2 8010
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350SH, serial F2 8010
I was just wondering if anyone here owns this specific guitar, since I do have the COA. It's not registered here as far as I can tell. I sold the guitar here in Germany in the early 90s but kept the COA. Wasn't there a webpage solely dedicated to tracking down and registering as many 350SHs as possible at one point of time?
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Ontario_RIC_fan
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Re: 350SH, serial F2 8010
What number in the run was it? 
Brian Morton
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Re: 350SH, serial F2 8010
Nr. 54/250, 22nd June 1989Ontario_RIC_fan wrote:What number in the run was it?
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Re: 350SH, serial F2 8010
Ahhhh, got my hopes up then - we have an SH for sale, but it doesn;t have its COA - alas its not the one 
http://www.soundaffectspremier.com/guit ... wned-p4396
http://www.soundaffectspremier.com/guit ... wned-p4396
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Re: 350SH, serial F2 8010
Well don't keep us in suspense Tim? What COA are we looking for then? lol
It does not have the signature pick guard either. Looks great otherwise.
It does not have the signature pick guard either. Looks great otherwise.
Brian Morton
A Rickenbacker Fan
in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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67 FG 625
74 JG 4000
76 JG 430
77 JG 620
77 JG 320
79 MG 450
79 JG 4001
80 FG 620/12
81 BG 480
91 JG 610
02 BG 620
78 TR7
83 TR25
A Rickenbacker Fan
in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
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67 FG 625
74 JG 4000
76 JG 430
77 JG 620
77 JG 320
79 MG 450
79 JG 4001
80 FG 620/12
81 BG 480
91 JG 610
02 BG 620
78 TR7
83 TR25
Re: 350SH, serial F2 8010
Hello Michael - I trust that you and your fine collection of 'F-series' Rics are well. About three years ago, I had dealings with one of your fellow countrymen called Michael Dommers who was selling a 350SH in Germany. I don't have a record of the Serial Number and, indeed, in the end I decided not to pursue my interest, as the guitar was not in the best condition for a collector like me. PM me if you want his email address - it might just be the match for your COA.casinoman wrote:I was just wondering if anyone here owns this specific guitar, since I do have the COA. It's not registered here as far as I can tell. I sold the guitar here in Germany in the early 90s but kept the COA. Wasn't there a webpage solely dedicated to tracking down and registering as many 350SHs as possible at one point of time?
There is an interesting on-going thread on the RRF right now concerning 350SH 'Overruns' - see viewtopic.php?f=68&t=412933. I guess this raises the question: if you have a Ric 350SH which has neither the 'Susanna Hoffs Limited Edition' scratchplate nor its matching COA, how do you know it is one of the original run of 250 guitars? (with apologies to Tim Lobley of Sound Affects Premier in the UK, who has such a one for sale at present).
For my part, I eventually acquired a near-mint 350SH in Holland -with the proper pickguard (in perfect condition) and original signed COA:
Santa visits only once a year, but Santa Ana delivers Rics all year round.