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A neck only for the price of a whole bass...

There's always someone trying to come up with a new angle.

I've got a bit of a Frankenstein one.

That's just a Chickenbacker with a body shaped like it was cut using a faulty router.

Air guitars, box of rotten twigs, and the headstock-body bass are the big yawns.

Fortunately, you can report ebay listings of invisible/intangible items.

Yep - the "Hey, I bet you've never seen this before!" routine is wearing a bit thin. I wish it was possible to ignore ebay sellers.

That's 'cos it's not much like the brand that cannot be mentioned...

Good point about the black - it has a black pickguard (which I am also stripping the paint off!)

I’ve got one Warwick whose neck is too chunky; I’ve often thought about whether to trim it a bit.

I take your comment and raise you a picture! ...and the description: That makes 3½ tuners to me!

A set of 3½ tuners - bargain!

I have a Minitaur & PK-5A pedals; I do have a 12-step, but haven't got 'round to programming it. I would like a T3, but that price does seem high. Mine did make an appearance at the last SE Bass Bash; see Sylvia's blog:

I've got an old Vox Clubman bass I bought at a car boot, which had been over-painted. I've now sanded off the paint and am ready to re-finish it. It was a dark orange/red (not sure what the colour is called) and I don't know whether to try and get that (it's still in the pickup bays) or go for another colour, either a plum/burgundy or black. But before that, what's a good primer to use on plywood? My skills are up to the level of rattle-can, but the original probably wasn't anything better anyway.

I've not, but I have a J-Retro in this Jazz and it is really good.

Yep, that might be true. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/bass-guitar-body-and-neck-1960-70s/333725012880

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Vintage-Homemade-Electric-Bass-Guitar-Project-1960-s-MiJ-Neck-Electrics-Work/293739876828

Spooktacular!

Ugly+

@stewblack was Hell Benton getting one!

I've seen them - Street Level in Southsea sell them; they do look to be good budget instruments.

Curiously, I may have seen him playing in a Beatles tribute band at Epcot (either him or the other top-notch faker-maker). He's going to be doing a bit of work on one of my fakers sometime soon-ish. AFAIK, all of the parts will be genuine ones. As far as selling goes, I think it being a custom build means its original delivery wasn't a transgression of any laws, but the selling of it with logo was (though since it's a one-off sale by an individual there's be no mileage in pursuing them).