Not sure how that price stacks up for birds in your area, but the player wear looks honest and might be indicative of a good playing bass. Sometimes the pristine case queen basses are just that because they lack playing hours and just don't have the sound or feel of a better playing bass.
Note worthy:
Looks all original and heavily played but not abused. The bridge screws are nice and neat, not torn up so it hasn't had many needs for height adjustments, probably a very stable neck. The back of the upper horn has had the clear coat worn off, no real signs of abrasion so maybe someone who played it shirtless? The headstock doesn't looked like it's been banged up. The wear into the wood on the front looks like player wear not damage from abuse. Missing Center cap on tone pot. Great case if you're into gigging and need a durable transport. All in all, a very nice bass If the price is right.
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