Need help ID'ing a potential 65 Fender P w/mods!

[BadJazz]

"Yes, this is a 1965 Precision Electric Bass. Neck and Body have been extensively modified. Not stock tuners but original pickups, hardware and bridge. A player's bass and conversation piece. Neck super fast and also great for guitarists and smaller hands. HS Case - of sorts - not original. Might consider Vintage Guitar trades only but much prefer cash."

Got my tax refunds and might snag this museum piece!






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[2cooltoolz]

What's been modded?



Sorry, couldn't resist

 

[M.R. Ogle]

Actually...$950 worth of parts... maybe.

 

[Bass4ThePublic]

Geddy Lee called, he wants his bass back. Seriously though, if you’re going to buy it, ditch the body and but the pups and neck onto a MJT body. I’d maybe give $600-750 for that

 

[BadJazz]

I offered 2 cases of toilet paper in trade.

 

[Jeff Scott]

The "why" is easy to answer: Geddy Lee.

 

[gln1955]

Actually...$950 worth of parts... maybe.

Geddy Lee called, he wants his bass back. Seriously though, if you’re going to buy it, ditch the body and but the pups and neck onto a MJT body. I’d maybe give $600-750 for that

How much are you saying is the value hit for that modded headstock?

 

[seedokebass]

In all seriousness, is that even a Fender neck? I didn't think Fender ever had tuners like that and there doesn't appear to be any original holes where normal Fender tuners would have been mounted.

 

[seedokebass]

I missed the part about the tuners in the ad, but unless I'm not seeing the original holes somethings fishy.

 

[BadJazz]

Oddly enough here's what a 1965 Fender P-bass should look like (not my listing, but Ashland is also in Oregon)

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