Most of the basses I have, (and have ever had) cost more than any car I have ever owned, and like my cars I would sooner buy second hand. Of the many things I want from a bass... Make, model, colour, passive/active, weight, balance, age, pickups, cost etc, the one that concerns me least is a few clunks and bumps on it.( A bit of wear and tear also acts as a great bartering tool.) As long as it is not a complete nail, the neck is straight and true and it looks like genuine wear as opposed to a DIY job, then I am cool with it..