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[quote name='Ghost_Bass' post='1147216' date='Mar 2 2011, 03:11 PM']Sorry i expressed myself wrong! What i meant was if it looked like the model i was told it was, i mean, an old (pre 98) original Warwick Thumb. Sorry for the confusion. [b]I'm getting more inclined to close the deal with the rack. I'm valuing it at 400€ (350ish pounds) for the whole set. I think it's a fair price and if i sell it at that price i'll be getting the money i've been originaly asking for the Stingray sale - basses are way more expensive over here![/b] Thanks for the reply[/quote] I have to agree with silddx, its the best deal. I've done some research at the warwick forum and real vintage thumbs, even from 1986 (the bass was introduced in 1985 named as JD), don't sell at a fair value, maybe in some years things will change. Cheers PS: que é que se passa com o baixistas.com?

[quote name='Ghost_Bass' post='1147188' date='Mar 2 2011, 02:54 PM']I'm not a member and don't want to post something i still don't own. If anybody asks me a question i wouldn't know how to answer! Serial nr only this evening. This was a photo the guy had in his office computer. He told me he was going to send more pics and info this evening. From the photo does it look ok to you?[/quote] If it was a body picture it was easyer.. I'll post your topic there to see what they say. cheers

Do you have the s/n already? In that pic I can see the regular headstock, vintage trussrod cover, J-A-N I (brass nut) and 2 piece bridge. Why dont you post it as a Feeler at the warwick forum to see how it goes? Cheers

Hy Marco. Like I told before at zikinf there are 3 thumb nt4 for 1400€, 2100€ and 2200€. I don't know if they are easy basses to sell, but vintage warwicks seem to have good resale values. When you receive the pics and s/n mail them to me so I can tell you more about the bass (if it has the old headstock and one piece bridge it has far more value than the ones I stated here) Cheers