D1042A
This one came up on eBay in September 2013 with an initial asking price of $1,600. Seems to be in very nice overall condition, with the exception of some cracking and flaking on top of the pickup, which is sometimes typical, Comes with gig bag.
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"Awesome Dan Armstrong Lucite Bass. This is a 1969 Or 1970. Not a Reissue. It's the Real Thing! In Great Condition. Some Player Wear on the Pickup ( The Pickups have a Brown Rubber Coating that is Worn ). The Bass Sounds Great, Plays Great, and Looks Awesome Onstage! I Love this Bass, but need more room so I am selling some of my collection off. I Have Owned this Bass for a long Time and its Just time to let someone else Enjoy It. It Came to Me in a Gigbag, But I Will Include a Hard Shell Case! Please see my perfect feedback! I am very proud of that! Buyer pays 50.00 Flat Shipping Fee, I Will Pay anything Above that in the U.S. Payment Via PayPal Only! Payment Required Within 24 Hours Of Sale ! International Buyers Pay Full Shipping Price. If You Have Any Questions, Please ask Away! Thank You ! Lex."
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Back again on the auction market in December 2013, this time with an initial asking price of $1,595. Serial number is a bit hard to see, but the seller confirmed it as D1042A. Now comes with an aftermarket case, which seems to fit well. Still a nice example, but the original bridge saddle has been swapped out for a newer one. Here's the latest description:
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"Here is an original (NOT A REISSUE) Ampeg Dan Armstrong bass guitar from 1969/70 era. Excellent condition for its age with some flaking on the pickup - otherwise very clean with minimal signs of use. Has roundwound strings installed. No cracks, breaks, or repairs and the neck is straight. Bridge is original, but there is a custom made piece that the strings rest on for perfect intonation. Hard case pictured also included."
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