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What bass do u regret not having any more?

All of 'em.

Back when I was poor I sold all of my basses, the Squier Precision, the Ibanez Artcore(one of the original ones with the long scale), the OLP MM five string, the Fender American Jazz. I almost cried the day I sold the Ibanez, when I was in college I worked a double shift at Domino's every sunday for a month and a half to save up for it.



Pic of me at high school battle of the bands (1986) before I ruined this bass :crying:
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wow that is an epic mullet you got there.
 
Back in 2004 I was told I was going to get my seasonal job for the Summer so I jumped the gun and got a Black on Black with a maple fretboard Ernie Ball Stingray. To this day it was the best one I'd ever played, anyway the guy lied and I didn't get the job so I had to take it back.
 
Last year I sold my 2004 Am. Series Precision, which I now regret. I should have bought a good J neck for it, and kept it. Now, my only "P" bass is a G&L SB-2, which overall I like much more than any Fender P, but sometimes I'd like a more vintage P-bass tone.
 
My 1998 MIM Fender P. One of the best sounding and playing basses I ever owned. Had to sell it when times got tight on the money side of things. But the bass I have now is just like it so it works.
 
Pic of me at high school battle of the bands (1986) before I ruined this bass :crying:
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Man! You packed just about every single 80s cliche into one guy, didn't you? "hand custom" pants (aka you drew on them), mullet hair, some sort of rag hanging from somewhere, The whole nine yards! Great pic!

(P.S. I'm only giving you the business because I was that guy too, minus the mullet cuz every hair on my head was three feet long.)