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Close-up pictures of the fingerboard-neck joint and back of the neck would also be good. Incorrect adjustment of the truss rods can separate the fingerboard or crack the neck.That's true, and most of the Japanese lawsuit basses had single trussrods, but you can't tell either way unless you take off the TRC. That's actually a good thing for the OP to ask the seller to photograph, a lot of older basses were ineptly adjusted, and have damaged truss rod ends and nuts because of it. One nice thing is that Ric rods can be pulled out fairly easily for replacement if necessary.