Just did a quick Craigslist check....there are only two USA Peavey basses currently for sale within 200 miles of me....a T40 with a missing neck pickup and a Cirrus with a cracked body. They are getting harder and harder to find.
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I think you are on the right track, you should be able to pay $200 or less but need to stay patient and wait for it. I am seeing fewer and fewer for sale lately. The older ones lined/two-piece....I might be willing to go a bit higher if excellent condition just because the quality of the basses is superb.
Just saw some more pics, it definitely has that "94" headstock shape I like, and currently don't own one with, but is a "crafted", and from what I can gleen, it appears to be one piece. Perhaps the rosewoods went to one piece earlier than the maple? The pics are all high contrast and glare when it counts, cant see a truss rod cover, so hopefully it is just missing. But I have a feeling it is the 4mm hex no cover.I think you are on the right track, you should be able to pay $200 or less but need to stay patient and wait for it. I am seeing fewer and fewer for sale lately. The older ones lined/two-piece....I might be willing to go a bit higher if excellent condition just because the quality of the basses is superb.
Why can't I find one?Pawn shop score yesterday, candy red Foundation. SF pickups, Bi-lam neck, pinstripe, that trapezoid bridge, honest wear, tho really not much for a bass its age. Someone changed the wiring from V/V/T to V/toggle/T, but that will be rectified. Pics or it didn't happen, so I'll grab some this evening and post them. I'm allergic to four strings, but this was a deal, and she fits nicely into my growing collection of US made Peavey basses.
From my experience, they are not as plentiful or common here on the west coast and less so the farther north you go.Why can't I find one?
I'll ship this to you for $50 if it's still around. [Invalid or Expired Link Removed]Why can't I find one?
Yeah, there is an honestly worn, 1987 natural mahogany Foundy that popped up in my Craigslist about a month ago. Has the Titans and a Peavey case, $200. I considered it since it's mahogany, but I need another Foundation like a hole in the head. IF it's still available and IF someone here wants it (ubernator), I could help broker that deal. Would cost about $50 to get it shipped off to the lower 48.
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Let me know, the best days for me to grab it is Tuesday or Wednesday.
Nice find.Yeah, there is an honestly worn, 1987 natural mahogany Foundy that popped up in my Craigslist about a month ago. Has the Titans and a Peavey case, $200. I considered it since it's mahogany, but I need another Foundation like a hole in the head. IF it's still available and IF someone here wants it (ubernator), I could help broker that deal. Would cost about $50 to get it shipped off to the lower 48.
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Let me know, the best days for me to grab it is Tuesday or Wednesday.
Just found a '85-'86 Natural/Maple Foundation (trapezoid bridge, pointy headstock, block letters) in great shape (or so it seems) with a bullet case for $120.
Meeting Tuesday...will post pics.
Wow, score!Well, it turns out to be 1987 Mahogany Foundation in stunning condition. He also included a bullet case and 2-pack of XL Nickels.