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Fender USA '62 Precision Vintage Reissue


sniperschool
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i brought it back from the states about 10 years ago
the neck dated march 15th 1990 (serial is V046879)
it's in great condition with a few small marks and light scratches on it (i should really clean them before i take pictures)
it plays and sounds great but then i would say that
case is a fender Nylon hard case
feel free to ask any questions or if you want any more/specific shots

it's in Essex/London but can meet send to anywhere in the UK if you want to sort out postage (i can pack it well)
I'm new on Basschat but i'm a Moderator on www.gearslutz.com (same user name sniperschool) if you want/need a reference

looking for £895
thanks
sean

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hello Trev!
i wouldn't call myself a bass player as such (i play a bit of everything i guess)
but i do own an awful lot of basses so i guess i'm halfway there!

and Karl thanks for the post about the price and the nice welcome

in reply to the PM's asking if i'm interested in trades
i traded a '77 Stingray to Gareth last week so i'm not looking for any other basses at the moment

as well as the '73 precision i have up for sale at the moment i am going to add a '62 a '65 and couple of late '60's 4001's soon

[quote name='Rimskidog' post='1105629' date='Jan 27 2011, 09:49 PM']Fancy seeing you here mate! I didnt even know you were a bass player!

I can vouch for Sean (Sniperschool). He's a top man and straight as they come![/quote]

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[quote name='Nickington' post='1110663' date='Feb 1 2011, 09:29 AM']Hey

Where is the 73 p you mentioned above?

Was this bass made in USA or just bought there?

Thanks

Nick[/quote]

it's a USA build not a Japanese
had a few PM's asking about that but i thought the 'V' serial means it's a US build
also regarding the '73 there is a thread in the 'For Sale' section on it
thanks

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[quote name='sniperschool' post='1110783' date='Feb 1 2011, 11:15 AM']it's a USA build not a Japanese
had a few PM's asking about that but i thought the 'V' serial means it's a US build
also regarding the '73 there is a thread in the 'For Sale' section on it
thanks[/quote]


PM'd

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well should for some reason i struggle to get my asking price i'll keep you in mind!
:)

[quote name='Thunderthumbs' post='1128739' date='Feb 15 2011, 06:58 PM']Right now, that would be my ultimate Precision.

Shame I don't even have £7.95 let alone £795.

All the best to whoever buys it.[/quote]

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[quote name='richardd' post='1130113' date='Feb 16 2011, 07:37 PM']:) Hi Sean,It maybe just the photo,s but one of the pickguard screws looks bigger than the rest,is this so,Rich :)[/quote]

LOL, that can't be a serious question Richard mate, what's it a code for?

C

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[quote name='richardd' post='1130139' date='Feb 16 2011, 07:55 PM']Hi Chris,Well is it,thinking of buying it I am :)[/quote]

That strikes me as a very good decision mate, looks lovely and IME, the US Vintage basses aren't far off Custom Shop quality-wise. That's one very under-priced instrument!

C

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ok
i am interested in a trade after all
looking for this to go towards an older precision (has to be a precision) plus cash
but it has to be a colour (red/blue etc or even olympic white)
i have too many wood & sunbursts and not enough solid colours
i would consider a bass up to £3k in value
thanks

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