I found this bass in pieces on the wooden home decor aisle at my local Goodwill for $10.
So far I haven't been able to figure out what kind of neck this might be, at the heel it doesn't look like any Fender or Warmoth or whatever that I've seen, but I'm no expert.
It has the Fender headstock shape, but it's pretty rough and uneven, so either it's one of those DIY necks that comes with an uncut headstock, or it was a standard P-bass shape and they went to town on it with a sander or something. It doesn't fit super tight in the neck pocket, I wonder if they tried to make the neck narrower. Nut width is ~1-9/16".
It came with a brown/copper colored Warmoth pickguard, decent quality tuners, a practically brand new Gotoh 201B-4 bridge, no frets, no neckplate, and no electronics. I think it's destined for Shell Pink and a white pick guard.
It has the Fender headstock shape, but it's pretty rough and uneven, so either it's one of those DIY necks that comes with an uncut headstock, or it was a standard P-bass shape and they went to town on it with a sander or something. It doesn't fit super tight in the neck pocket, I wonder if they tried to make the neck narrower. Nut width is ~1-9/16".
It came with a brown/copper colored Warmoth pickguard, decent quality tuners, a practically brand new Gotoh 201B-4 bridge, no frets, no neckplate, and no electronics. I think it's destined for Shell Pink and a white pick guard.