Right handed neck on a lefty body?

Wow! Brand new truss rod myth. Who thinks of this stuff?

Think about it. A typical truss rod is a piece of round steel bar, threaded on one end and anchored in the neck at the other end. It is buried in the middle of the neck cannot favor either side*. If there are two rods they are adjusted individually but work together. The relief on bass and treble sides can be customized to a certain extent.

Fender style left handed necks fit right handed bodies and vice versa. The nut should be removed and replaced with a new one that is cut for reversed stringing. Unless, of course, you want to play upside down like Jimmy Haslip.

*If the neck has an asymmetrical profile an argument can be made that the neck will react differently on one side than the other.

 

No. It simply can not be done. Period.

 

Left hande necks, left handed smoke shifters, etc.

 

You won't have side dots.

 

...you'll have'em; but they'll be on the bottom. Not much good there.

 

waste of good lefty parts that a real lefty might need.
... unless youre a lefty, then go right ahead

 

Warmoth makes'em.