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For sale 2004 1959 Fender Custom Shop Precision Bass Re-issue NOS

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$2,700.00
Location
Teaneck New Jersey, United States
Strings
4
Status
This ad has been closed. Reason: No longer available
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Classic three-tone sunburst. In excellent condition with only a few very small nicks and/or scratches.

Custom-ordered maple neck and fretboard. (No truss rod stripe on back of neck.)

No fret wear.

Nut width: 1.764"

It originally came with a custom-ordered white pickguard and shield plate, that are included. (The gold anodized pickguard is a replacement.)

Weight: 8 pounds, 10 ounces

With all case candy (including covers, screws, strap, cable, cloth), Custom Shop certificate and white case.

Will ship anywhere in the US and internationally. You pay actual shipping cost.
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Ric Vice

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Jul 2, 2005
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59's were oval C's as I understand it, mine certainly is. There is no fretboard on the original 59's the front of the surface of neck is contoured to be the fretboard.This bass is stunning the sunburst finish is dead on by comparison with my original 59 and I believe this neck is quartersawn which adds stability. This is a great price and a beautiful bass.
 
Nov 7, 2007
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Looks like there's a dent in the fretboard between the d and g strings. Is it very deep and is it very noticeable when playing?
 

LenMinNJ

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Dec 22, 2010
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Looks like there's a dent in the fretboard between the d and g strings. Is it very deep and is it very noticeable when playing?
It has no dents on the fretboard. What you see is a bit of finish wear between the D and the G, between first and second fret.
 

LenMinNJ

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Dec 22, 2010
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droskobass wrote:​

> Alder or Ash?

I'll check.
 
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