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Should I?

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I've had someone offer me a 2003 Fender P base in sage green what I'm curious about is, is this a real one and should I jump on it for 440?
 
It's real as far as I can tell. Looks like a mexico standard, basically whats player series now. They now go for about 1000$ new. If its in good condition I'd be on it for 400. Try to talk him down a bit. I see some fret wear, but nothing major. I don't have a lot of experience with mexico fenders from that era, except one I had in which the soldering was shoddy AF. That might have been an exception tho. Try it, play it, and if it feels and sounds good, offer him 350 and meet in the middle at 400.
 
I'm still new and learning but I like options. I have an ibanez srx2ex1 that I really like but I keep hearing p basses that have a totally different sound that I also like. The wentz bass is ap but just doesn't have what I really like. I have a bronco also and I think it sounds better than the Wentz
 
Never tried the wentz bass. Don't like the band personally either :D But that thing could possibly get collectible, idk. I have a tendency to hold on to anything limited myself. Go for it man, it's a decent Pbass at a decent price. Get a nice tort guard and you're set :)