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Fender AV 75 vs. Nash JB-72

Hey Scott, Fender has an 50th Anniversary Jazz that you might be into... Except I believe it has an Alder body and Rosewood board... 70's position w/ blocks and no binding. I think they run for about $1600.
 
You know...back in 2002 Fender made a limited edition run of the 75RI in candy apple red with matching headstock. They called it the FSR 70's RI Jazz (in 4 different finishes), and had alder bodies. These FSR basses sound incredible, the stock pickups are awesome, I had a blue one.
Red ones pop up from time to time, I would look for one of those.

Funny you should mention those, I've had my eye out for a CAR model for some time. Haven't even seen one hit te used market and I scour eBay and here daily. If one shows up, I'll be on it for sure!
 
Funny you should mention those, I've had my eye out for a CAR model for some time. Haven't even seen one hit te used market and I scour eBay and here daily. If one shows up, I'll be on it for sure!

I really liked the lake placid blue one I had, but I really wanted a sonic blue one. I've thought about refinning one if I end up with another lp blue one.
 
Curious as to why you want Nitro... 70's Fenders are poly finished. I would also keep an eye out for one of those CAR '75 reissues. KILLER basses! I have wanted one for a long time.

I prefer the way nitro ages. Poly doesn't look good with cracks and dents, but nitro ages tastefully. I know it's not perfect 70's specs, but I'm willing to budge a little.
 

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