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U.S. Peavey Club


Correction: mine is a 92 and I did get it for $70 but he told me he had a lot of calls, had he been smart earlier or dishonest towards me later he could have sold it for $100.

It's in good shape and it's got a nice HSC, plus he claims he had it set up.

$175 shipped seems fair to me but even that price is ok (because of the HSC).

It is a GREAT bass, if you want a P bass with a big sound and a J neck...
 
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How about the other side? Show me a Fury in good condition that isn't worth $250. Current prices are a crazy bargain.

I see what you're saying and I did buy an RJ-IV from a TBer at a price which I think was fair (we met somewhere in between), but much higher than the current market price.

That was because I was after this model and they don't come up often on eBay or CL.

I have sniped a few targets of opportunity in the Phoenix CL. That's how I ended up with my 82 T-40, 83 Foundation, the 87 Patriot and the 92 Fury, and I paid less than $450 for the four of them (I shamelessly flipped the T-40).

I see some early 90s Fury going for the price I just quoted and I do not think any is worth $250, unless it is new old stock, comes with a hard case, new strings and a setup.

JoshuaSTP should probably grab that Fury that he found on eBay, because the price is right based on the goodies and the fact it's got a setup.
 
hey folks I just snagged a '87 fury and was wondering if anybody could tell me if these are the stock pickups or not.

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thanks