Is this Precision real?

[itsmedunc]

[size=4]It dates at 1976 made in the Fullerton factory according to guitar dater project but the neckplate says Corona California. The description in quite non committal. The neck contour on the same pic looks a bit too defined? It all looks a bit wrong really? Maybe its just me. Any thoughts? [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Precision-P-j-Bass-/221237575104?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item3382c97dc0"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Precision-P-j-Bass-/221237575104?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item3382c97dc0[/url][/size]

[LukeFRC]

well it's real as in it exists. Doubt it's what he's half pretending it is.

[itsmedunc]

[size=4]Not enough screws in the pickguard, very clean bridge, shiny shiny paint job![/size]

[Nibody]

In a word... NO

[ash]

Body shape is wrong, parts don't match up - at best a copy body with a Fender neck at worst a total fake bitsa. I wouldn't bother.

[DarkHeart]

is it my eyes or is the neck plate fitted way over to one side of the neck?

[Lozz196]

The baseplate should just have the big F in it, and have black rubber around it. Def wrong pickguard - prob due to added electrics but why wouldn`t you get a Fender one with the holes on the right places and sort from there. Neck/tuners look ok, though a bit shiny for a near 40 year old instrument. Prob why only one bidder as yet.

[gjones]

The shape of the headstock is wrong for a fender, which is probably why he didn't photograph it from the front. But £215 is not bad for a decent P/J as long s it plays ok.

[Mr. Foxen]

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But £215 is not bad for a decent P/J as long s it plays ok.
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Plus the chance of getting your money back via ebay.