’66 Rickenbacker 425s – Appraisal Paper Included. Very Rare Tremolo Option

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to
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ebaY auctions
— For
Sale –
***
’66
Rickenbacker
425S – Rare
Tremolo ***

Play like George Harrison of The
Beatles!

— Description
–

From
Bluebook Publications – “cresting
wave style maple body, white
pickguard, through-body maple
neck, 21-fret rosewood fingerboard
with white dot inlay, fixed
bridge, chrome hardware, chrome
bar pickup, volume/tone control,
two-position switch, available in
Sunburst finish, mfg. 1965-1984″

— Condition
–
HIGH

AVERAGE -
refers to
guitar that
has been in a
player’s hands
and has worn
due to player
use. This
guitar should
have normal
dents, small
chips, and
light
scratches on
the body
and/or
scratches on
top of back.
However there
should not be
any problem
unless
indicated
separately.

This is a musician’s
guitar and is a player. No need to worry about adding a wear on this one. Just play it!
No
need to guess on the value of
this one. It has
been professionally
appraised. The
appraisal paper will be
included in the sale. My price is somewhere in between the appraised value. Bluebook Value will go higher as years go by.
The
sound on this one is so
sweet. I played it
thru my ’67 Fender Super
Reverb and it sings.
Pair it with a
Vox amp and you’ll have
your ’60s tone ala Beatles
when George Harrison was
sporting the same model.
Appraisal says everything is original except the tuners. They’ve been replaced with Schaller? “made in Germany” tuners. They hold tune allright.
Though it has lots of
wear, There are no
cracks anywhere on the
guitar.
The neck is
great, fingerboard is
clean, no gouges,
there’s a lot of frets
left. Very smooth play.
Please look at
the pictures for a
better understanding of
wear
The switch is
2-way “on” and “off”
switch.
The volume knob
is bent just a little
bit but it does not
affect function.
It comes with
it’s original case but
it’s been road-worn. All
the hinges work but the
latches are barely
hanging on. I’ll leave
the buyer the option to
have it fixed. I’m
including it for
shipping protection.

DONT

MISS YOUR
CHANCE!!!!!

Item is being
sold locally. I reserve right to end bidding
early if no bidders.

– Returns –

Absolutely no returns
allowed unless specified on listing. So please
ask all questions beforehand. Returns only
accepted only if item is not as described
Buyer

will be responsible for return shipping using
the same delivery carrier.

All returns should be in “as sold” condition,
including all original parts, packaging
materials - cables, manuals, power
adapters, blank warranty cards, disks/CDs, etc.

A 15% restocking fee will be charged if item
and/or all original packaging is not in “as
sold” condition.

–To All
International Buyers–

You will be
responsible to pay your own import/duty tax.
Please be aware how much is required by your
country.

All international shipping will
require Insurance
Absolutely

No returns.
Ask questions first before bidding/buying. Read
my feedbacks. Bid with Confidence.

– Feedbacks –
I do not promote leaving negative
feedbacks and I stay away from it as much as
possible. So far I have not left any even when I
was tempted to do so.
I only leave positive feedbacks. Please
do not forget to leave me a positive feedback as
well. If there’s anything that keeps you from
leaving a positive feedback, e-mail me back and
we can discuss it and come to
terms. Leaving negative feedbacks due to
small things that are resolvable are not
industry promoting and a waste of chance. Big
issues are of course understandable. …
feedback given is a feedback earned…

–Shipping –
All instruments will be generously
bubble-wrapped as needed and all will be
shipped securely!
I try
to ship within 2-4 days after payment clears
but sometimes life happens (married with
children) and it might take another day or
two.

Delivery takes 7-14 business days depending on
carrier.
If
special delivery is required, please mention
it before sale and I will gladly ship it as
asked. Buyer must agree to any additional
shipping fee if any.

Tracking Information will be forwarded for
every sale.

– Grading and
Pricing –Guitar Grading and Pricing System
used is derived from “Bluebook of Guitars” by
Zachary R. Fjestad –

Some
instrument prices on the site are less than
their bluebook values and therefore giving you
some sort of built-in equity in your
investment.
It
will be time-consuming and un-wise to describe
each and every tiny finish cratch on a used
guitar. All major damages i.e. abnormal dents,
gouges, deep scratches, buckle rash, cracks,
warping, bellying up will be discussed.

All
instruments will be graded as follows.

100%
NEW – refers to a guitar that is practically
new with all factory materials including
warranty card, owners manual, case, and other
items that were originally included by the
manufacturer.
HIGH
EXCELLENT – refers to a guitar that is very
clean, looks almost new (perhaps a few light
scratches / dings only).
EXCELLENT
– refers to a guitar that has been played/used
and has accumulated some minor wear in the
form of light scratches, dings, small chips,
etc.
HIGH
AVERAGE – refers to guitar that has been in a
player’s hands and has worn due to player use.
This guitar should have normal dents, small
chips, and light scratches on the body and/or
scratches on top of back. However there should
not be any problem unless indicated
separately.
AVERAGE
– refers to a guitar that may reflect major
finish problems, replacement parts, previous
repairs, alterations, and neck/fret wear is
typically visible.
BELOW
AVERAGE – refers to a guitar that is still
structurally sound and still playable that
could be refinished or repairable.
POOR
– mostly not worthy unless it’s a pre-war
Martin D-45.
***Some
guitars especially Older model guitars that
are not in the book (for obvous reasons that
they cannot list all guitars otherwise we will
end up with a library) will be priced per
similar guitar’s value or per projected market
demand.