Parting out: Fender/Warmoth shoreline gold/maple Precision / P-bass - beautiful!

Here we have GORGEOUS, all-American P-bass that I just got as part of a trade. Though it is a really sweet bass, I am GASing for some other things; plus I have some home stuff/vacation stuff to pay off.

The neck is maple w/ maple fretboard from a 60th anniversary Fender P-bass. Warmoth swamp ash body in shoreline gold. Hipshot A bridge. CTS split shaft pots, Switchcraft jack. Dunlop strap buttons. Fender tuners. 1 5/8" nut, 19mm string spacing, weight approx. 9 lbs. Currently strung with TI flats. Back of neck is thin nitro with a very nice satin finish and slick feel. Knobs are Fender, tort pickguard by Warmoth. There's a scratch on the pickguard from a screwdriver or something similar - not noticeable unless you stare at it. Frets are in excellent shape, no sharp edges. Awesome Fender/SKB heavy duty case.

I've decided to part this out. Although, if you want the whole bass, feel free to make me a fair offer.

Here is how I am willing to part it out. I don't really want to break it down any further, so don't ask. All prices "or best offer" / negotiable within reason.

Loaded Fender maple/maple neck: $395 shipped
Unloaded Warmoth shoreline gold body (no pickup, no bridge, but pots/jack/pickguard will stay): $295 shipped
Lollar P-bass pickup: $90 shipped
Hipshot "A" bridge: $60 shipped
TI Flatwound strings: $37.50 shipped
Fender/SKB bass case: on hold for a friend in town here (because these are kinda expensive to ship, I may try to sell locally)

No trades.
Pics attached.

 

Couple more pics.

 

Well to be honest, I got it as part of a trade + cash deal for one of my basses. With the economy being as rough as it's been for the past oh-so-many-years, it seems like nobody has cash (at least not enough to spend $1, $2, $3k+ on a bass), but everyone has something to trade. So when a gentleman on Talkbass offered me this bass + a decent chunk of cash for one of my basses, I knew I had to take the deal. Generally parting out nets a little more money than a complete bass - and is cheaper to ship. It just takes longer to sell things in pieces, but I'm not really in a huge hurry.

Currently, the case is on hold for a friend. And the neck MAY get traded for another neck I need. And the pickups/strings MAY be on hold for another friend.

That all being said, everything is still physically in my possession, so, make an offer if you are so inclined

 

Deal pending...

 

Sold.