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The official "Show your basses" thread part 19!

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Fender made an Ash body for their early blonde early 60's basses. The actual serial number of this bass puts it as 64 and the pots and pickups put it at 64 but the neck puts it around 68. That is why I said 68. It is a refin. Up for sale if you are interested...

Now that you reminded me, I knew there were a few ash/blond J's in the 60's but more the exception until the 70's. Sounds like a nice bass!
 
My current lineup and it's gonna stay this why for awhile:D:bassist:View attachment 729684

Thou shalt not covet @Rickenbottom's basses. Thou shalt not covet Rickenbottom's basses. Thou shalt not cov...Screw it! I'm drooling over these! Especially that MM Sting Ray! Very nice.
 
lots of lucky people here with all those nice basses! heres wat i got goin
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Yo...what is up? That's what I'm talking about. I just felt it move.

I posted this before;
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the Warwick will soon be finding a new home (I really have loved it over the years I've had it, but the LowEnd 6 just eclipses it), now replaced by:

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Had the frets on my '92 Precision Plus dressed the other day, and the luthier put some pics on his site:

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Love my '93 A/S J - not new but new strings and into it deep again! Fender made some great basses in the early 90's.

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