Juicy '73 Fireglo on eBay
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- bassduke49
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Juicy '73 Fireglo on eBay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=4713&item=3751159188&rd=1
Looks pretty decent and not far from me. Hmm . . . .
Looks pretty decent and not far from me. Hmm . . . .
Author: "The Rickenbacker Electric Bass - 50 Years As Rock's Bottom"
Now thats a nice looking bass!
What do you say, Ilan? We could paint it Azureglo
What do you say, Ilan? We could paint it Azureglo

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anndra
How very odd, indeed.
That's the EXACT same bass for sale in England at the Vintage & Rare website for the princely sum of £2500 (approx $4500)
Have a look for yourself -
http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36
Second item down - just click the link then click on the picture to have it enlarged.
Coincidence? Or that the eBay dude is just using their pic or...something more suspicious?
That's the EXACT same bass for sale in England at the Vintage & Rare website for the princely sum of £2500 (approx $4500)
Have a look for yourself -
http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36
Second item down - just click the link then click on the picture to have it enlarged.
Coincidence? Or that the eBay dude is just using their pic or...something more suspicious?
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I emailed him and asked:
This bass is also listed here:
http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36
Same description and pictures. Care to explain?
Steve
This bass is also listed here:
http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36
Same description and pictures. Care to explain?
Steve
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- atomic_punk
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Here is the response I received..........
You asked:
"Your item is also currently being offered by a guitar shop in the UK. The pictures and description match yours pretty much exactly. Can you explain this? Here is the link to the site http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36"
Yes it is the same bass. I own it now. It was a gift that I do not need. E-mail the shop and they will tell you where it is. They were to remove the internet ad. Sorry for the confusion. Yes my freind did pay 3500 euro. convert it!
You asked:
"Your item is also currently being offered by a guitar shop in the UK. The pictures and description match yours pretty much exactly. Can you explain this? Here is the link to the site http://www.vintageandrareguitars.com/index.cfm?method=site.product_list&category_id=36&open_nav=36"
Yes it is the same bass. I own it now. It was a gift that I do not need. E-mail the shop and they will tell you where it is. They were to remove the internet ad. Sorry for the confusion. Yes my freind did pay 3500 euro. convert it!
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anndra
Well, well, well...
I called Vintage & Rare and they confirm it was indeed sold and shipped to Illinois and that it IS the same bass!
And - tellingly - they are amazed that a bass of this quality is up for resale so soon after they sold it themselves.
They advise that that bass is in 'stunning' nick for it's age and whoever wins the auction will be absolutely delighted.
I wonder if I can convince the guy to ship it all the way back to Blighty?
Incidentally (and anecdotally) - the guy who bought it from Vintage & Rare apparently purchased if for a freind who had his bass stolen!
Why don't I have freinds like that? Indeed, why have I never had a freind like that?
I called Vintage & Rare and they confirm it was indeed sold and shipped to Illinois and that it IS the same bass!
And - tellingly - they are amazed that a bass of this quality is up for resale so soon after they sold it themselves.
They advise that that bass is in 'stunning' nick for it's age and whoever wins the auction will be absolutely delighted.
I wonder if I can convince the guy to ship it all the way back to Blighty?
Incidentally (and anecdotally) - the guy who bought it from Vintage & Rare apparently purchased if for a freind who had his bass stolen!
Why don't I have freinds like that? Indeed, why have I never had a freind like that?
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anndra
