Rickenbacker 310 1967, Fireglo

$14,500.00

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Specs


Instrument	Hollow and Semi-Hollow Body
Brand	Rickenbacker
Model	310
Finish	Fireglo
SKU	GE3654-A
Handedness	Right
Made In Year	1967
Body Material	Maple
Neck/Fingerboard	Maple/Rosewood
Tuners	Original
Weight	5.6"
Scale Length	20.75"
Nut Width	1.58"
Neck Profile	Slim "C"
Radius	10"
Electronics	Original
Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N)	No
Case	OHSC
Modifications/Repairs	None

Description

From January of 1967, this Rickenbacker 310 comes to us is beautifully original condition. The 1960s being the golden era of the company, this 3/4 size guitar makes an eye-catching impression with its shaded fireglo finish, and features asymmetrical cutaways, dotted rosewood fretboard, double-line Kluson tuners, traditional "F" sound hole, "toaster top" pickups, and a signature "R" tailpiece among other classic Ric specifications. The pickups provide the ubiquitous Rickenbacker sound, and original frets and fretboard finish contribute to a smooth feel up and down the neck.

Records indicate that these guitars were produced in the low double digits between 1964 and 1968, which would connote only a handful made for the production year of 1967. Beyond the fundamental rarity of this model, the fact that this specimen remains in spectacular condition - with only the most minor wear, mostly on the back - is a true gift for players and collectors across the board. Adjacently, the original silver case with faux alligator ends and plush blue interior is included in equally ideal condition.

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