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Squier Classic Vibe Club (Part 3)

Serial shows a 2015 date, tag says 2018? Super good price. Unfamiliar with that color but I think a Matt Freeman would have large brass saddles and a tugbar. Crafted in China 70's vibe neck. Check out the knobs and strap buttons. Strange and cool find!

Edit: and congratulations! I would have snagged that bass in a heart beat, hope you enjoy it man'
That is why I suggested just a Matt Freeman body. Those other parts you mention are obviously missing. Probably removed along with the neck , knobs and possibly the pickup .
 
Matt Freeman body married a china CV70P neck with unknown creature signature....

Bridge not original too.

The price tag are worth if the bass work and function well.


Glad to see this thread is still active! I’m currently stumped over this one as I’ve done a lot of research on this bass.

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I even noticed a signature behind the headstock that looks to be sharpie’d in.

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Can’t tell if it’s an actual CIC Squier Precision or a parts bass. I mean I picked it up anyway considering the price and how it felt in my hands. Could anyone help me out?
 
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This is not a Matt Freeman body guys, the neck is CIC CV 70 Pbass for sure, original tuners but the body is smaller than a traditional Precision Bass body. Check the surrouding of the pickguard :) and Matt Freeman bodies are way less "yellow". For 150, like @Kipp Harrington said, it's totally worth it lol

I’m not ready to commit 100% either way to it being a MF body or not. But I have seen some that yellow . Things can appear different in photos than in person. ( angles, lighting , size, color).

Maybe removing the neck would give some further clues to what the body is.
 
I’m not ready to commit 100% either way to it being a MF body or not. But I have seen some that yellow . Things can appear different in photos than in person. ( angles, lighting , size, color).

Maybe removing the neck would give some further clues to what the body is.

I know the CNC profile for CIC bass bodies and the shape of the body on the bridge side is rounded, not flat like it would be on these bodies. I commit 100% on my side! in any case it's a nice catch
 
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I’m not ready to commit 100% either way to it being a MF body or not. But I have seen some that yellow . Things can appear different in photos than in person. ( angles, lighting , size, color).

Maybe removing the neck would give some further clues to what the body is.

Yah,. Op need remove the bridge.

If there are sign of bridge screws refill and redrill which narrow than CIC CV himass bridge ,it possibly a MF bass body.

The bridge on this mistery MF bass pretty much look alike the one found on Fender Performer bass. Bend plate with Am Pro saddle.
 
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Closest I could find period wise.
Thanks. How about this one?
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