Pete the feet

In my opinion it plays beautifully - however i am slightly biased! I used it throughout my "pro" days (75/76), before it was stripped. I think the gaffa is there as it's missing the screw, but I'm reluctant to pull it off in case something more goes wrong. Don't know what happened to that fret. And yesterday, while I took those photos, the case decided to fall apart again, luckily I have some black Gorilla tape somewhere. I reckon the truss rod is holding it together OK at the moment, though it does seem to be inside the neck a little bit.

That's all I have right now, those pictures were to try and get a real date for the beast! Will try to take some tomorrow

He saw something on telly where a knackered old Precision was valued at £6k or something. It was all (mostly) original, but well played by a local "celeb". I did point out that it was probably over priced and made a good bit of TV He's not rich, but has his own place and doesn't want for much.

Will take some photos, but they do show how rough it looks, but how nice it is. Or at least that's my opinion.

I'm 70 next year, if I snuff it, the removal men might chuck it i the bin. I haven't gigged for maybe 30 years and doubt I will again. I have had it my house for probably 20+ years, keeping it safe But, every time I open the case...

My brother has asked me to sell his 69/70 Precision. It has been stripped of its sunburst back in the 70's and played very hard. It looks like stinky poo, but is still a beautiful thing. I used it for a couple of years as pro in the late 70's and he did the same in the 80's. He "gave" it to me recently, reckons it just a bit of wood etc., etc. Should I sell it complete, break it up (necks are selling/being listed for silly money) or hang on to it, look at it from time to time or what?