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Help with Precision id

I am taking an old beat up Precision bass in a trade. I do not have it in my hands at the moment but do have pictures. I need expert assistance with identification and a friend said I could get it here. Thank you in advance.
 

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Everything looks legit ‘75 - ‘76 to me. Pickup looks crusty enough to be original. Make sure you get confirmation on the health of the truss rod. This is the most important aspect when looking at vintage guitars, imo. You don’t want to be trading into someone else’s problem.