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Help Identify Vintage Custom or Parts Bass

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Picked this bass up today in the SF North Bay Area. Very interesting bass with high quality parts from 70’s. Had a fretless neck mounted that looks to be custom made by a skilled luthier.
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Birdseye maple neck with truss rod adjustment at headstock. Any older bassists out there recognize this work?
 
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