The Last Bass Outpost
Gear Discussion Forums => Fender Basses => Topic started by: Hornisse on April 14, 2010, 07:22:19 PM
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http://cgi.ebay.com/1967-Fender-Jazz-Bass-NAAM-guitar-from-1967_W0QQitemZ110519972675QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item19bb80f343
Here we have the Ebay auction.
http://www.gbase.com/powered/geardetails.aspx?dealer=d02a9c2b-5538-4fca-8368-7d1c15b78d13&item=2248313
Here is the same bass a few months ago........
In just 2 months the bass has gone from a fairly rare refinished '67 Maple Cap Jazz with no serial number plate, to an original NAMM (or NAAM as the clueless seller states) that even the great Getty :rolleyes: Lee would want! He doesn't mention the refret or 80's pickups or lack of original F plate with serial number. The black replacement guard is all of a sudden a tort with the "original" gold sparkle thumb rest.....
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What a tool. >:(
Bet that rare Fender maple capped "swamp ash" body is a genuine Warmoth.
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"..when was the last time you saw an original Maple Cap neck on a 60's Jazz Bass?). "
I am assuming this means a Maple fretboard opposed to the one piece maple fender necks? The answer to his question would be .....um never :sad:
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but it's fatally rare...
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Reminds me of Ed Roman, soused. :rolleyes:
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There was an even rarer '65 Jazz with the maple cap neck and black dots that went for nearly 6k last year. I almost did a trade with the original seller of the Jazz back in February but changed my mind. Just too many unknowns about the bass. I doubt he'll get anywhere near what he's asking for it.