So what does this seem to be?

[Oversoul]

[url="http://valongo-valongo.olx.pt/baixo-iid-438215777"]http://valongo-valongo.olx.pt/baixo-iid-438215777[/url] Foggy picture doesn't show the details on the headstock...could this be an old japanese squier?

[dazza14]

I'd guess yes, you can 'kinda' make out the word "Japan" on the h-stock.

[Twigman]

It's not a JV (decal is wrong) but might be a SQ

[Oversoul]

Woa, ain't the SQ basses like, the dinossaurs of all Squier existence?

[xilddx]

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Woa, ain't the SQ basses like, the dinossaurs of all Squier existence?
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No, the JVs came first. If it is an SQ that's a wickid price and you should buy it immediately if it has no issues. It could also be a MIJ Silver Series which were excellent instruments (the SS text is on the part of the headstock you can't see in the photo, it would be worth about £200 if it is a Silver in very good condition).

[Musky]

It's looking very much like a Silver Series to me. Not all of them had the SS logo, but they all had a very tight radius on the headstock by the E string tuner.

[LeftyJ]

Appears to have quite a bit of room left in that case. Maybe one of the old 32" scale MIJ Squiers, in that case it's probably a serial number starting with E ('84-'87). Excellent value, really easy to play and a lot of fun too.

[SlapbassSteve]

Looks an awful lot like a Silver Series to me. In that condition that's a great price.

[bh2]

Silver Series... superb!