EBAY Madness....

[mc2NY]

Man, I just had to post this after seeing it on EBAY.

$750 for a 1971 Fender PBass neck....just needs a teeny, tiny bit of work

http://cgi.ebay.com/VINTAGE-FENDER-1971-PRECISION-BASS-ORIGINAL-NECK-RARE-/300507271129?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item45f7a10fd9

[Pilgrim]

"...WAS ALOS REFINISHED..."

The seller is not only an optimist, but evidently also a true master of the English language.

[Dave W]

He also misplaced the decimal point.

[dadagoboi]

Love the seller's name "Finditonlyhere".  At that price I certainly hope so.

[Denis]

My favorite comment of his was, "ALL PARTS WERE ORIGINAL". Operative word here is "WERE".

[godofthunder]

 Classic !

[Denis]

George Washington's hatchet he used to cut down the cherry tree comes to mind: handle replaced twice, but the blade only once!

[Chris P.]

I love those lucite see through bodies!

[rahock]

I've got my original 1970 rosewood P neck sitting in a closet. Based on the price and condition of that one on Ebay, mine should be worth about  $50,000.
Rick

[Denis]

I think I paid $450 for the '74 neck I put on my Fenderbird, but it's supersweet. If the body hadn't been a real T-bird body, I would have gone for an aftermarket neck, but I wanted it to be totally period. Turned out great.

On the same note, new Fender necks are expensive as crap too, especially if it has "Made in USA" on them.

[dadagoboi]

I have 3 'Fender Made in USA replacement' necks, they're very good but the vintage tint is a little dark.  Fender no longer makes them.  I dig the Allparts MIJ replacements a lot.  The 10" radius is between a vintage Fender and a Mighty Mite with a nice contour and I can tint them any way I want.