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Did the clear coat wear off on the whole upper part?
Yeah. It's still intact on the back. It wore off in layers giving it a nice look. Crazy checking on the back with the white base coat showing no thanks to buckle rash. This thing has been played.
1965 ice blue metallic.View attachment 322863
Here's my '59. At least that's what I call it. Body date is 12/58, neck is 2/59 as I recall. Had to be one of the last 2 tone burst/ gold anodized guards made.
Yes. W/ matching hs
1965 all original L-series
(ES stamp)
OK, I am in - here's my 1959 maple neck. I've had it in my possession since around 1968. When I got it (as a young teen) it had already been badly refinished. I had it refinished a few years ago to Olympic White and bought a new bronze pickguard. View attachment 323189I still have the original but it is badly beat up.
Why does this look familiar. Was this from Guitarbroker? I had been admiring that one from afar.
Damn, that is a sexy P bass... if I win the lottery I'll call you![]()