Trying to ID a bass

I tried posting this in the G&L forum, but I thought I'd widen my audience a bit by posting here...

I am trying to identify the bass I have but haven't been able to do so yet. I know that it was bought through either Sears, Montgomery Ward, or JC Penney in the late 80s (I can't remember which). It is a double cutaway strat-style. It has both P and J style pickups, 2 volume knobs, 1 tone knob, and the jack is on the face. This is all covered by a plastic pick guard. The neck is a 4 bolt model with a micro-tilt. The truss rod is adjustable from the headstock end, there is no cover for the truss rod. The face of the headstock is painted the same black as the body and lacks any kind of logo. The headstock looks like an SB-1 (no pointy bit on the opposite side from the tuning knobs). I have taken the neck off and found no serial numbers anywhere on it. The body is plywood. It is probably nothing special, I'd just like to know.









What do you guys think?

 

no help?

 

Heh, exactly the problem I've been having; everyone says it kinda looks like this or that...

 

Hasn't been altered in any way from when I got it except for the yellow sticker.

I'd take that off, except I am worried the color would be much different underneath.

 

I looked at the stuff on the Cort website. The headstock on the GB34A is the closest I've seen so far, but the tail is more assymetrical.

 

It does, in certain ways. I need to have the nut replaced, as the E has bottomed out. I thought if I could find who made it, I could find some technical info on it and get a better replacement.

 

Wow, that is pretty much it. The machines mounting plates are even the same shape. The only difference is mine has the micro-tilt adjuster.

Thanks!