patpatel Posted November 1, 2014 Posted November 1, 2014 (edited) I'm selling two of my vintage Greco P-Basses first one: SOLD Greco Electric Bass white with rosewood fretboard. 1978 serial, all original except pickup/bridge covers and thumb rest. good condition for a bass this age, some nicks in the lacquer (see photos) light weight, very flat and smooth neck for a p-bass. 3,8 kg. neck width at nut 41mm more photos here: [url="http://s760.photobucket.com/user/paddypatel/library/Greco%20P%20white?sort=2&page=1"]http://s760.photobuc...e?sort=2&page=1[/url] £350 second one: Greco Mercury PB600 sunburst with maple fretboard 1980 serial, all original except Schaller strap lock and high-mass Gotoh bridge. this one has lots of nicks on the body and neck, (see photos) 'road worn' and not a collector's piece but it's definitely a player, sounds very punchy, as good or better than any Fenders or Tokais I've played apparently those Greco basses were produced in the same factory as the Squier JVs two years later 4,4 kg. neck width at nut 42mm comes with leather gigbag more photos here: [url="http://s760.photobucket.com/user/paddypatel/library/Greco%20P%20sunburst?sort=2&page=1"]http://s760.photobuc...t?sort=2&page=1[/url] £290 insured shipping no problem no trades Edited November 19, 2014 by patpatel
patpatel Posted November 2, 2014 Author Posted November 2, 2014 4,4 kg 9.7 pounds probably about 100-200g less with a 'normal' bridge
patpatel Posted November 9, 2014 Author Posted November 9, 2014 no, they are exact copies of fender precision basses. in fact, they got sued by fender for being too similar to the fender basses in the early eighties.
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