STOLEN BASS
Oakland, San Francisco area
Contact: David Belove [mailto:[email protected]]
BN5, Serial#731002, Macassar Ebony fretboard, slab maple neck, Spalted maple top, natural Satin finish/natural grain, chrome hardware, matching headstock, non-matching heel (plain maple)
Damn shame. That's a fine looking bass. A distinctive looking bass. In fact, even if the crackhead who stole it paints over the body, the fingerboard alone makes it an easily ID'd instrument unlike a run-of-the-mill ubiquitous J or P in stock colours.
"Pssst wanna buy a bass? But you can never play it in public".

Bass & bike thieves should be basted in honey then rolled in fire ants, drawn and then slowwwwly quartered. I'll never forget having to tell an ecstatic used-bike buyer his new "deal" was stolen and that we couldn't give it back to him. Also remember the elation of the owner (who'd come in a week earlier with wanted poster w/ pics, serial # and a police report) when he got his Offroad Toad back.
Here's hoping for a speedy recovery of Spalty to David.


I tried to attach a picture this afternoon, but it freezes up, so I'll try another time!!! Cheers!!!