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Here is a photo of two of my favourite Rickenbackers, a 1993 Model 350 with a few modifications and a 2003 Model 1993SPC.

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Beautiful!
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Hang on a minute while I wipe up the dribble. Nice background too, Peter!
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Peter...superb!! But I got to ask, why did you decide to do the split guard on the 350? Or where did you get the idea?
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Stan: I decided to split the guard on my 350 after seeing a photo in Smith's book. I thought it would give an older look along with the trapeze tailpiece.
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I wish I still had my 350 but sold it a couple of years ago. It was pristine...and yours does hark an older era.
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A nice one Stan. I see a 350 in your future.
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I agree Stan. I sold my burgundy 350v63 & regretted it like crazy, but have just found a fireglo one (my fifth FG) & bought it, so I'm happy again....Image
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Peter, maybe there's a 360F in your future to do the split guard to! Wouldn't that be grand? Image
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Right you are Jeffrey. I suspect it may be several grand.
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