Today I rec'd my '72 Mosrite bass - it was destined for me!

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Postby Edward Lopez » Sat Oct 22, 2011 6:33 pm

Bob Dillion wrote:Coincidences are a factor of life and sometimes they seem incredible. Here is a good example. Today I received the Mosrite 1972 bass I bought from dubtrub and it became a double-decker day for seconds after I signed for it the postman handed me a package from Amazon which contained the book "WALK-DON'T RUN...the STORY of The Ventures"! What a great beginning for my "new" life as a Mosrite owner!

Those of you that would like to see photos of the bass, go to the Board index and down on the bottom click on Classified Section > For Sale > FS: 72 Mosrite Bass. They're dubtrub's photos so I won't repeat them but I may post one of me posing with it so that you can see how happy a '73-year-old can look.

Back to coincidences. My birth date is March 18, 1938 or 03/18/1938. The bass's serial number is B0318!
Or B(orn)0318! I may never acquire a THE VENTURES model again, but now it's a moot point. Old rock 'n' rollers never die!


Thanks all for the kind words and good wishes, I appreciate them. As an added plus, I put my Dillion on eBay and it has a bid for more money than I paid for it but it also has 13 watchers so there may be a bidding war with snipers waiting for the bell! Anything over what I paid for it lessens my cost for the Mosrite making it one heck of a deal and more reason to celebrate, yeah, yeah!

vibramutant1965, my wife and I have had, for at least a couple of decades, a subscription to the state lottery using our birth dates and, trust me, my/our numbers may come up long after we're gone! However, to give your suggestion a a chance I'll tell my brother in Ocala to take a chance on my numbers. Thanks for the tip.

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Re: Today I rec'd my '72 Mosrite bass - it was destined for

Postby Edward Lopez » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:02 pm

I'm not a musician but I play one on TV! :lol:

Just what the doctor ordered! :)
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Thank you doctor dubtrub. ;)
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Postby dubtrub » Sun Oct 23, 2011 8:23 pm

Looking good! A pair that was made for each other. ;)
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Postby Veenture » Mon Oct 24, 2011 11:10 am

Yes, what dubtrub said. That looks like one happy combo! ;)

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Postby Haole Jim » Wed Nov 23, 2011 11:02 pm

That is such a cool story and so symbiotic!!! Good on you! Enjoy!

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Postby Edward Lopez » Sat Nov 26, 2011 9:41 pm

Haole Jim wrote:That is such a cool story and so symbiotic!!! Good on you! Enjoy!


Thanks Haole Jim and, of course, everyone. Such swell people. It's taking me a little longer to get my fingers to be as flexible as they used to be back in the '70s and '80s but they're coming along as I'm squeezing my wife more and more! ;)

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Postby Veenture » Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:40 am

Edward Lopez wrote:I'm squeezing my wife more and more! ;)
THAT'S IT!!...another excellent argument for us to buy that other much kneeded instrument! :D :D :D


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