Fs feeler peavey t40 sunburst with rosewood board and OHSC

[LCW]

The bass is a 1982 peavey t40, everything looks original to me. The wiring is very clean and looks like it was done yesterday. The guard is dated on the back 10-26-1982 and has the name Pam wrote next to it. The body is pretty clean for its age light scratches and some marks on it. The back on the neck has a few dings and one ding in the fretboard. Freatwear is very minimal , they have just been cleaned and polished. 1 of the bridge saddles chrome appears a little weathered and 2 of the tuners have some rust.

The original case is all intact and in fair shape


I would ship it USPS which is very fast shipping its not the cheapest but its the safest

As of now i am asking 425$ shipped another t40 just like this sold at this price on TB so i feel thats a fair price

[Tommygunn]

Good luck with the pretty bass!

[LCW]

Originally Posted by Tommygunn

Good luck with the pretty bass!

thanks man you always find my threads haha.

[J. Crawford]

Very nice Lukas!

[LCW]

Originally Posted by J. Crawford

Very nice Lukas!

thanks man

[Tommygunn]

Good job bro PM sent (not about this)

[LCW]

bump

[CBgaragebassist]

I need a job. bad. Wants this!

[TC2112]

Free bump for a pretty bass

my trade offers are still on the table -
check the link in my sig

[LCW]

Originally Posted by TC2112

Free bump for a pretty bass

my trade offers are still on the table -
check the link in my sig

i am keeping those in mind definatley.


I can provide more pics if needed to anyone, pickguard date , pic of routes etc just let me know

[MNAirHead]

Out of all the basses I've owned.. this combo was the most stunning.

Bump for a rare combo ---

If it was a T-20 it would be in the mail already.

[LCW]

Originally Posted by MNAirHead

Out of all the basses I've owned.. this combo was the most stunning.

Bump for a rare combo ---

If it was a T-20 it would be in the mail already.

Thanks man


I dig everything about it excpet the fact i need/want a P bass or i would keep this.

I will be trying to track down a t20 eventually

[EagleMoon]

Prettiest combo on a T-40 that they made. Too heavy for me but can give you a bump.

[LCW]

Originally Posted by EagleMoon

Prettiest combo on a T-40 that they made. Too heavy for me but can give you a bump.

Much appreciated eagle


It looks like my father took my camera out of town for the next week so no pics for 5-6 days, if the bass is still not sold i will take better pics that day Or if your real interested PM and i can describe it in very great detail either through PM or phone call.

[LCW]

These were on my computer. Firs one just bad up close shot. Second one shows the rust on the E and D tuner post/pole . Third pic shows corrision on the E saddle.

[basspraiser]

Originally Posted by EagleMoon

Prettiest combo on a T-40 that they made. Too heavy for me but can give you a bump.

I agree...for most of us....my black and maple was extremely heavy!

should have hung onto it as the prices just keep rising on these "little known wonders"...GREAT basses...wish I could have kept mine - bumpage...

get one while you still can!!!

[Tommygunn]

Originally Posted by LCW

thanks man you always find my threads haha.

You always have the best basses/deals...


^One of the most friendly/best TBers here, get the bass before if slips away.

[BuffaloBass]

Noteworthy bump

I still have a replica of my first gigging bass, a maple/nat T40. Went through a few before I decided to keep this one. While I prefer maple boards, the T40s uses a one piece neck. This can cause some aging issues.

The rosewood boards ( traditional two piece) generally result in a much better aged neck which likely wont require fretwork like my two maple neck models did.

LCW, if you havent played with the phasing contols ( the tone pots + phase switch), this can do P or J or Rick without any modeling circuit.

[LCW]

Originally Posted by BuffaloBass

Noteworthy bump

I still have a replica of my first gigging bass, a maple/nat T40. Went through a few before I decided to keep this one. While I prefer maple boards, the T40s uses a one piece neck. This can cause some aging issues.

The rosewood boards ( traditional two piece) generally result in a much better aged neck which likely wont require fretwork like my two maple neck models did.

LCW, if you havent played with the phasing contols ( the tone pots + phase switch), this can do P or J or Rick without any modeling circuit.

I have messed with the controls very cool , thanks for the info.


Bump

[LCW]

I have a local guy coming to check this out tomorrow afternoon, if it sells i will close the thread