Either which way - to resolve will be costly, invasive and will reduce resale…
Even if you didn’t buy it to sell, points 1 and 2 are still deciding factors for me.
From your experience with said instrument @walshy, could it be resolved?
Wow.
If there weren’t pictures of the back of the bass, I’d say the neck was snapped…
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/rickenbacker-4003-bass-/115241658412?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&_trksid=p2349624.m46890.l6249&mkrid=710-127635-2958-0
I did 2 lots of washing and made something in the slow cooker before…had to rest for an hour afterwards.
Think a big long drive would see the car mashed into a barrier while I had a nap.
Currently.
it will go away.
Hmm. “Ski Jump” translates to £300 worth of piddling about. And work on frets means another £100.
not the £2900 case queen…
Although general condition looks ace
Don’t think it was sold…think it hadn’t sold, and the owner took it back.
In fact - I think it went up for sale here. They
need to update their website xxx
He’s just offered it to me at £825 with the following taglines…
”order one from Japan at £1100 if you’d prefer”
and
”I’m in no rush to sell, try again if it’s still here next month…”
I won’t. To either.
New? Yeah about that.
Although I sold an ex demo one in a shop for about £500 (should’ve bought it…)
Used I think £500-£700 would be right.
if it was immaculate (which it isn’t) or the rarer black/burst/white) then fair enough.
it’s dinged all around the jack and has buckle rash on the belly contour…so it’s £600 maximum in my head.
I’ve already offered £650 and that’s been declined so…that’s me out, and still in the gear abstinence thread 😂