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Fender Nate Mendel P-Bass

I was just looking at the pictures on Musician's Friend and American Musical Supply, and noticed the headstock decal isn't the same as the one pictured on the Fender page or at the beginning of this thread. The MF picture's headstock decal isn't even close to being 70s style. That would be a deal breaker for me, unless it's a mistake of some sort.
 
... The MF picture's headstock decal isn't even close to being 70s style. That would be a deal breaker for me, unless it's a mistake of some sort.

decal = dealbreaker??

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just wondering how you can identify a Highway 1...?

http://youtu.be/uxwNmbD2g4Q

Because Nate has been playing only a few basses, all of them Precisions of one type or another: his original 70's P-Bass, the new signature model (likely the Custom Shop prototype), a Fender Highway 1 Precision, and a Lakland Precision.

It's a process of elimination, since his signature model and the bass it was modeled on are both red.