If the neck and pick up are original, than you're doing good at that price. Like others said, you could probably have a horn put back on it by a good craftsman.
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Not in my possession yet but soon to be.
The refinish included laying down a new decal; as the old one had been worn off. It has a 1970's Logo, (Which I prefer).
Photo courtesy of the Seller.
Hi all,
Took delivery on a 1959 Precision yesterday. What an awesome bass. I get it now. My collection of Squiers will almost surely have to go!
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You got yourself a beauty! Number 67 for you!
Your bass is awesome..... and I love The '66 TSB JB in the group photo, it is very beautiful..Right. So I played a '54 Precision bass the other day. It was original except for the finish (but it was butterscotch so no prob), and it was one of those rare moments (I had it with my '66 Jazz as well) that someone hands you a bass, and before having played one note you say "yes, this is it". And it was. It belonged to my former teacher, and he has a '60 Ampeg B-15, and the combination of those two... I thought I was dreaming. It was perfect. And I was sober. I want that bass. He told me it was €10K, because it was a refin. Crikey.
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Here's a pic of three of his basses and one of mine. Only 2 pre-CBS, sorry 'bout that. From left to right: '54, '66, '66, '59.
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One true pre-CBS, and two 'transitional years'
Still looking and sounding good after all these years!