RICKENBACKER manufactured the 1997 SPC between 1993 and 2000

Production of the 1997 VB began in 1988 and ended in 1995

Production of the 325V59 HAMBURG began in 1991 and ended in 2000

The 325V63 MIAMI was introduced in 2000

Introduced in 1994, the Rickenbacker 350V63 Liverpool is based on the 325 design as played by John Lennon. It has vintage single coil Toaster Top pickups, solid black knobs, replica tuners, and trapeze tailpiece.

RICKENBACKER manufactured the 360/12V64 between 1985 and 2000. It was the 12 string version of the Rickenbacker 360V64. This Rickenbacker 360/12V64 was a Vintage Reissue Series model based on the twelve string guitar Rickenbacker supplied to George Harrison of The Beatles in 1964, and used on the Beatles "A Hard Day's Night" album.

The RICKENBACKER 360V64 (six string) was introduced in 1991 as a reissue based on the 1964 Deluxe 360 model. The 360V64 had double cutaway, semi-hollow, bound maple body with onewedge shaped soundhole. The set maple neck, had a 21-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl triangle inlays. Hardware included a tune-o-matic bridge with trapeze tailpiece and 3-per-side tuners. Pickups were two Vintage Single Coils with parallel mono outputs. The Rickenbacker 360V64 was discontinued in 2001.

The model Rickenbacker 381 is essentially a hollow body archtop guitar (with a body style derived from the 330 model's 1957 design) and is seen as the flagship of the 300 Series. In 1987, Rickenbaker reissued the Model 381 with early 1969 specifications as the 381V69 model. The 381V69 has a labor intensive Gothic hand carved top and back providing extra depth. The "1" in the model name indicates pickups:  the 380 was originally intended as an acoustic guitar with electric guitar styling, although the 381 proved the greater commercial success.