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Brad Bechtel


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San Francisco, CA
Post  Posted 18 Feb 2000 2:28 pm    
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For Your Information in case anybody is looking:
Real Guitars in San Francisco, California has a short scale Rickenbacher frying pan (Model A22 from what I can tell). They're asking $2,500.00 USD. The metal Rickey logo is missing from the headstock. There's a small amount of pitting on the aluminum face of the guitar, but the back and sides are in excellent condition. The guitar sounds great and plays beautifully. I couldn't say if the tuners are original or not, but they seem to work. I didn't see the condition of the case, but it was listed as a original hardshell case.
Real Guitars
15 Lafayette Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
Tel 415-552-3310
Fax 415-621-6904




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Eric Stumpf


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Newbury, NH 03255
Post  Posted 19 Feb 2000 6:22 pm    
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...and one showed up on eBay today, as well.
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Herb Steiner


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Briarcliff TX 78669, pop. 2,064
Post  Posted 19 Feb 2000 6:28 pm    
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The one on e-bay looks like a post-war model, not one from the 30's, though.

Reasons: bakelite back plate, narrower horseshoe with Phillips head adjusters.
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