I reckon plenty of hand sanitiser should cover the handling of instruments.
The SE & Midlands bashes I've been to have had plenty of space for folks, so distancing shouldn't be an insurmountable issue.
Masks if you need them - just like in shops & suchlike.
The bottom line is you'll probably be more at risk going to a supermarket. (IMHO)
Plus a healthy dose of common sense on the part of all attendees.
The "Fender USA" is a bit tenuous - it's really a partsblaster.
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-USA-Standard-active-p-j-Bass-with-Upgraded-Hardware-neck/264811082535
Body: original
Neck: replaced (MIM)
Pickups: replaced (Tesla)
Bridge: replaced (Babicz)
Pickguard: replaced (custom)
Tuners: replaced (Schaller)
Strap buttons: replaced (Schaller)
Electrics: replaced (active)
The seller is clear in the description and the price ain't bad, though.
Hehe - I was, of course, being a smartass! 🙂
http://www.wilhsteinberg.de/Piano?lang=en
Status Graphite strings may fit (I think I have some on a couple of Spirits).
Ric's headstock, TRC, and some of the body shape are trademarked.
Their brand name and logo are too, of course, so anything non-RIC bearing that logo is counterfeit.
I have to say that buying Fenders is a minefield; maybe it was Fender's plan to sell new guitars: allow the market to become flooded with fakes, so the only way to be sure is to buy new!