Beautiful overall condition. She has minimal wear and is remarkable for a guitar built 60 years ago in October of 1966. The wear is mostly depressions or small mars in the wood. The finish has the patina one would expect in a well cared for vintage instrument. There a few small chips on the top edge of the headstock. I've done my best to show her overall condition with the 25 photos. More photos are available upon request. Comes with 2014 Bill of sales from Chicago Music Exchange and original silver hard shell case. The sound that comes from this Rickenbacker definitely epitomizes the sound and style of the 1960s British Invasion and folk-rock movements.

This vintage 1966 Rickenbacker 360 in the iconic Fireglo finish is a stunning, highly collectible instrument that is in very good condition, this guitar shows a beautiful balance of clean preservation and authentic vintage character.Visual Appearance and Finish

• Fireglo Finish: The vibrant sunburst gradients seamlessly from a rich, deep cherry red at the edges into a warm, golden-amber center. The finish retains a glossy luster, showing only minimal, honest playwear
• Body Shape: It features the classic "New Style" rounded horns and soft, contoured top edges introduced in mid-1964, deviating from the sharp-edged "Old Style" bodies.
• Binding: The back of the body features clean, aged cream checkerboard binding, while the top remains unbound to showcase the sleek, contoured edge. The soundhole features a single-bound "slash" or "f-hole."
• Hardware: The chrome hardware shines brightly with minimal pitting. It features the famous white split-level pickguard, matching white truss rod cover with the plexiglass "Rickenbacker" logo, and original "checkerboard" binding along the back edge.

Neck and Fingerboard

• Neck Construction: A slim, comfortable slim-profile maple neck with a walnut center strip that feels fast and smooth. [1, 2]
• Fingerboard: A rich, dark rosewood fingerboard sporting the striking, original full-width triangular "shark fin" crushed-pearl inlays that extend all the way to the fingerboard edges.
• Frets: Original frets show light, localized wear but retain plenty of life, offering excellent playability with low, comfortable action.