jazz neck on p bass

[WholeGrainBass]

I am currently planning to design my own custom build precision bass guitar and want to know if a left handed jazz fret board would fit flush on a right handed precision bass?

bass bodies are squier

[Ric5]

Only if you install it with a left handed screw driver.

[kb9wyz]

I'm confused. Your wording got a little weird. But as far as I can tell the necks will fit fine. The pocket dimensions on P and J (Fender) are the same (not sure about vintage instruments).

Why would you want to play the righty body upside down?

[Nev375]

The neck and fretboard will fit fine. You will need to remove the frets and flip them around the other way though.

[WholeGrainBass]

I am wanting that upside down head look to it. Like a Jackson Dinky guitar. Thats the look I am going for and just want to make sure it works.

And the left handed screw driver response made me LOL

I figured that if the necks were interchangeable then with a right handed bass body and a left handed jazz neck would give it that upside down head.

[fhm555]

No need for all the flipping and stuff, just get a right handed J neck with a flipped headstock from Warmoth.

As for the heel, fender's current version of the P deluxe (MIM) features a j neck on a P body. It also has P/J pup config and a preamp.

[Bardley]

It should work fine. The only thing that really would need flipped is the nut. It should work out great. BTW, I love my P with a Jazz neck. It's like the best of both worlds IMO.

[droo46]

Originally Posted by WholeGrainBass

I am wanting that upside down head look to it. Like a Jackson Dinky guitar. Thats the look I am going for and just want to make sure it works.

In addition to looking awful, won't that also make it a pain in the butt to tune?