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Hi everyone, I have had another clear out of my store room after moving, and have decided to clear a load of stuff out, I also have 2 more boxes which I'm clearing so I thought I'd see whether anyone is interested in this stuff. I've got pictures of it all, and will send (Tuesday) if you PM me. Thanks, Lawrie 1974 'fully loaded' Fender Precision, no bridge, orig pickguard and pickups. £550 1977 Fender Precision fretless neck. 'A' width, immaculate condition, hence price - £300 1974 Fender Tuners, ferrules and screws £100 1974 Neckplate and screws £80 1972 Fender Jazz Covers + Screws £100 1973 Bridge Cover + screws + orig mute £65 73 Pot £20 76 Pots £45 83 Cloth Wired USA Precision Pickups £45 Random 70's Precision Pickups £15 Switchcraft 70's jacks (various, cloth wired, plastic wired and no wiring) £12 each Late 70's Fender 'F' Neckplate £20 1973 Fender Case (bit batterred) £65 Reissue Precision Covers £15 Badass Bridge £35 I've got some more stuff to add now: 1979 Fender Maple Neck, fretted in great condition. £300 1983 Fender Elite Precision Body - Sunburst - Ace condition! £150 Fender 62' Reissue Kluson tuners, bushings + screws £50 Fender 62 Reissue Precision Pickups - £40 1976 Fender Pickguard - somewhat altered £35 Nearly new Badass Bridge £40 This is the major stuff I can remember off the top of my head, I'll update tomorrow with the 60 or so other bits. I've got more, just give me time... Let me know if you're interested people! Cheers.

I just sold one of these (identical but a few years earlier) last week and I'm sorely tempted to buy one straight back. I've got a fully loaded 74 Precision body if you're interested as a PX if you're interested? She's a beauty, everything is orig except the bridge isn't there. She's lovely. You can pick 70's necks (albeit maple ones are much rarer) on ebay if you wait for a little bit... If not, have a bump on me! Lovely looking bass.

Not going to argue with this, sorry Rich. You did tell me it was a rich idiot who'd put the LEDs in there :-) I'm not slandering you, you were nothing more than a great guy! The pickups are rewinds, which we discussed when I was there, (and was the source of some price negotiations as well...) Genuine misunderstanding, and apologies anything to you Rich didn't mean any offence.

I think the previous owner got the LEDs in the neck, but had no idea how they would be powered. When the luthier asked him where he wanted the battery cavity cut, he decided he didn't want his bass marked and told him to ditch the idea! Crazy I know, but this was a very well of chap in London, and that's what they're like up there. Madness, sheer madness! When I buy my new camera (this weekend) I'll have some super nice pics to show everyone.

Hi everyone, really sorry for not getting back to anyone, but the camera I have has just died. For reference, the battery cavity was never cut out of the bass (yes I know, why would someone bother?) The pickups I think are the rewound originals on second look. They have the original cloth wiring, poles and casings but new copper wire around them, which makes the tone very punchy. I've just had this confirmed by the previous owner, so I thought I'd let you know! Anyway, I can't get pics until Monday now, but will do for you all then!

Sorry, yes the neck does have the wonderful and fantastically good looking pearl block inlays (and all of them are original and there are no breaks). The LEDs are on the side of the neck (as you look down at them). Pictures will be added as soon as humanly possible! I'm in the process of buying a new digi camera, so higher res. ones will be forthcoming in the next few days as well :-)

Hi everyone, I'm going to be buying a new full size arcade machine (yes, yes I always find it strange what other people get up to in there spare time as well) so I need to get rid of a guitar. This is a great condition 1973 Sunburst Fender Jazz Bass. The guitar itself is in very nice condition with some cosmetic damage in the usual places, but I think this is correctly termed 'Mojo', and have never bothered me (my other basses are much more beat up than this). The bridge, tuners, scratchplate and more are all original. The pickups are changed ones and I don't really know a great deal about them. The pots were changed at the same time too. The neck has the original frets and plays beautifully, however at some point the previous owner decided to get LEDs in place of the original fret markers. These are no bigger than the top of a pin and have never caused me any issues. for authenticity, I thought I'd mention it. If you want to be showy I assume you could get these reconected if you so wish. There aren't any pickup covers, and I currently have a wonderfully functional Gator case for this one. The guitar is for sale at £1100, but if it's cash then you guys can have it for £1,000. I'm based in Bristol, and anyone is more than welcome to come down and try it out, she's a lovely guitar. If you need info, by all means PM me here (although I have had some issues with this previously), or email me at: [email protected] (I answer this once or twice a day). I will get some pics when I can, although this is likely to be tomorrow now... Any questions, please ask before I'm going to have to ebay this beauty :-(

Has it got the pickup covers as well? Also, is the case fully functional?

I would say that £3,500 is a high price. You can still pick up pre-CBS Fenders for under that price, and they are always going to be collectible. For reference, the last one of these I saw was a custom coloured one in Denmark Street (white with matching headsotck) at £3,500. They would have been selling this either having bought it for around £2,000 or with 15% commission (bringing the sellers total to less than £3,000 in the end). For what it's worth, I'd say it was over-priced, and I would say nearer £2,500 would be a fair price for it. At that price I'd still plump for a Pre-CBS Precision and wait for them to come back into vogue. But for a player, 66' is up there with the early 60's in terms of build quality and playability, so I bet she's sweet. The necks on these are soooo gorgeous!

I'll buy it. PM me the details, but I'm not going to be on the internet now till Monday. Cheers, Lawrie

I also have a set of early 70's volume knobs if you want them... Might help with the sale.

I think £1k is pushing it. There's a 75 original bass on ebay with a changed guard at £1399 from Musicground, never the most modest sellers. I'd price this bass (with the changes) more at the £700 to £800 mark. I bought an all orig 73 for £900 a few weeks ago, and they're still available. Whatever quality the refin, it's going to knock the price into touch. An all orig 75 in CAR... I've never seen one... Good luck with the sale... It looks a beauty.