OK, what I have here is a bit of a hybrid, with the interesting thing being the body. This is a fantastic playing and sounding bass. I hate to sell her, but I haven't played her in a while. Here's the specs:
Mahogany body, with 11-26-80 penciled in the neck pocket. What makes this interesting is it's a 4-hole pattern for the neck screws. I was told by the previous owner that he did some research and figured that it is a prototype.
Bridge serial number is B001575, which dates to 1980 and puts it in the first 1000 G&L's made.
Pickup has slotted heads for adjustment.
Pots date to 1979.
One piece slightly flamed maple neck with beautiful ebony board and side dots.
Neck is dated SEPT 27 1990.
Headstock decal has "by Leo Fender".
G string tuner is very slightly bent.
Fender style hardshell case with burgundy fur.
The neck pocket is extremely tight-I had a heckuva time getting the neck off and back on.
Great punch on this bass, even with the coated strings. Asking $750.00 or best offer, which includes Fedex Ground and insurance. I take Paypal too.
G&L Fretless Bass - a set on Flickr