Its in quite a bad shape.

[JJW]

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[AndyTravis]

The sad thing is, that would've been gorgeous apart from the heavy handed relic job.

Sad.

[tauzero]

"What makes it rare is the fact that all five tuning pegs are on the same side. You'll struggle finding others configured like this!"

I don't pay much attention to Fenders, but I do recall, in the brief period that I had a Squier 5-string (4+1 headstock), noticing that the 5-string Jazz that a fellow bassist was playing had a 5+0 headstock. Doing a Google image search for "fender jazz 5-string" shows about a 50-50 split between 4+1 and 5+0.

[JapanAxe]

'[size=4][color=#000000]The paint has been carefully stripped back using solvents and sanding methods, as it would if the nitrocellulose paint and lacquer wore off on early Fender/Gibson models due to [s]acidic sweat and friction[/s] frenzied attack with battery acid and a belt sander.'[/color][/size]