I’ve got a nice surprise - will post some pics when I get home from work later this evening.@ChetChetney
It’s a week now… many stay hungry here
Have you moved forward?
Thank you
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I’ve got a nice surprise - will post some pics when I get home from work later this evening.@ChetChetney
It’s a week now… many stay hungry here
Have you moved forward?
Thank you
Mark at Bass Club Chicago - he new has a connection to the family who’s father originally owned the bass. I got luckyAwesome! How did you find it?
Thanks! Yea the case and everything about it is immaculate- I seriously lucked out on this one. Mark at Bass Club Chicago is the real deal. This was my second purchase from him. Super excitedWow! Great acquisition! The case is still in amazing shape too! Enjoy!![]()
Wow, great score! Congrats. And yes, Mark is a solid guy.Here we go. All original, 1963 P Bass with purchase receipt from Chicago and original case candy. Came with original bridge cover and foam too. Bass has not been played since the early 70’s was a basement find by the kids of a later father. I’m honored to have it. Perfect straight neck and it plays absolutely perfectly- no buzz. Coolest bass I’ve ever played!
… it's not like they're making new '63 basses.
Yes they are. Fender Custom Shop.
Admittedly, I’m in the signature Palladino camp. I own vintage and FCS. Give me new any day.
Nope, those are 2022 replicas.
Please elaborate. Thanks.
They are replicas, not original '63 basses. It's impossible to make a new '63 bass. The collectibility factor isn't important to all, but it is a factor in the value of an instrument.
Well, doh!