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The Fretless Club

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Hey all, i really hope someone can give me a bit of advice. I live in Korea and i thinking about buying a particular Fender Jaco Pastorius Fretless. Basically its been in the shop since i've been in this country(18months) i guy says he sell it to me for $1600 which i reckon is pretty good.

His English isn't great but he assures me its an American import but most fenders in Korea are Japanese. How can i tell for sure? Is there any details i can look for? Any help would be great!
I've been dreaming about this guitar!
 
my Human Base Daily 5 Fretless


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I don't know if I ever posted photos of my fretless Spector. I probably did, but I don't remember.

I used my fretless in church on Sunday. Normally I play a Mexican-made Fender Precision at church (their instrument), but it's in major need of TLC. So I brought my own. It got noticed for the physical beauty and for sound. It was really nice to have a congregation observant enough to pay attention to such things.

In case I haven't shared, here's a recent picture of my baby. (I was trying to be arty in with the photo, so forgive me.)

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What a great bunch of beautiful basses! Wow. Drooling here.

Spade2You, your collection is awesome. Aikakone, what a marvelous looking bass (good photo!) - it has to sound as great as it looks.

Wagstaff, I think you have great taste in bass finishes - that's just an amazing looking bass. I've never heard or seen Stagg before - it has such style, lookswise. Wow.

OneBassShort, that blue/green bass is amazing, too.

Maybe by the time a person chooses a fretless, they're really keyed into the aesthetics of basses? Or is that fretless basses, as a group, are beautiful?

(Or that jazz-oriented bass players just plain have great taste...?)
 
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