Seriously??? What is this thing worth.

Oh, god. What has that poor thing been through?

 

found it on the bottom of the sea, no doubt!!

D.Don

 

You can do better. It's super valuable for sure, but it's also hashed. There's a line between "relic" and "decomposed." Sure, I haven't held this bass, but just look at the condition of the fretboard. It also looks like somebody put large frets on the thing.

 

If it could be proven to be all original, in that condition and in today's market I think he could get up to $8,000. In better condition, and/or back in the dot-com boom '90s, it could have gotten the asking price. If even one component is non-original he's in for a sad reality check.

 

definately been left out in the weather.

 

I like it hahahaha.. but I rather buy a car for $18K

 

showed up on Craigslist BOSTON today. hmmmmmmm.

 

The area code listed is for Boston.
He got slammed on the Austin, TX Craigslist today.

 

$18000.00 for a Nash?

That's a well worn "58".

A friend sold his 58 P last year(same color)

For around $12000.00.

It was a 9 out of 10.
Much better condition than this bass.

Go figure?

 

"The wood is nice and dry which makes this a tone machine with tone of sustain."

ugh tell me about it, my '99 Jazz bass is just soaking! It's going to take at least 40 years for it to dry out and get that tone machine thing going on

 

I'd be sceptical...it looks almost too "beat" to be real.

 

now thats mojo!

 

Ouch, that thing looks like it's been gigged by a man-sized hedgehog (with poisonous needles).

 

Why the "LQQK"

The moment I saw that, I closed the window.

 

I'd put it at between 6-7 thousand dollars.

 

Where the hell is the logo?!


Also it says he is in Utah in this one?

Is he a fraud?

 

Whoever put that thing on that site probably thought it was a necessity for Internet auctions from spending too much time skimming through ebay auctions.

 

This takes the whole vintage thing over the top. I normally love a nice old P-bass but this thing is just terrible.