Has anyone seen this bass I sold?

Musician's Friend has them listed on their site in white blond and 2 color sunburst.

https://www.musiciansfriend.com/bas...9000001000?rNtt=squier precision bass&index=4

 

Good luck. There was a butterscotch version at a local shop for a couple of years. I tried it several times but it's been sold in the last few months since I was there last.

 

Not the same one but....

Squier Precision Bass ‘51 custom 2016 Butterscotch Blonde | Nikita's Shop | Reverb

 

I own Piano Man, Turnstiles, The Stranger, 52nd Street, Glass Houses, The Nylon Curtain, An Innocent Man, and The Bridge.
And yes, Doug Stegmeyer was a very underrated bass player. I also own 2 Phoebe Snow albums he played on (Against The Grain and Rock Away). He also played with Paul Simon, Elton John, Debbie Gibson, Karen Carpenter, Bob James, Get Wet, Cyndi Lauper and Graham Parker. He sadly committed suicide in 1995, which is a shame because I always “Doug” his tone!

The liner photo of 52nd Street shows him playing a black Jetglo Rickenbacker 4001 bass. My educated guess is that he probably used this Ric on Turnstiles, The Stranger and 52nd Street.
I also was looking at a Billy Joel concert playbill for The Nylon Curtain tour in 1982, that I bought several years ago at an auction.
It mentions the following: Fender Telecaster Bass, Fender Precision Bass, Fender Jazz Bass, Yamaha BB2000 Bass guitar, Yamaha PB1 Bass preamp, Fender Bassman amp, Yamaha 215 bass cabinet, Yamaha P2200 Power bass amp, 2 Yamaha 412 bass cabinet, Yamaha B105-100 Bass amp, Moog Taurus Bass pedals, and LaBella flatwound strings.



I wonder what happened to his bass guitars when he died. Considering how influential Billy Joel is, they should be in like the Rock and Roll Hall Of Fame.

 

I’ve been wondering the same, in fact that’s why I stumbled upon your old post here. I’m thinking they’re still in the possession of his family… A side note to Stegmeyer fans- I watched the ‘78 live in Bremen show on YouTube a few nights ago. Doug comes up very high and clear in the mix. Very enjoyable!