1967 TB IV on Ebay.

Started by doombass, January 15, 2008, 01:31:03 PM

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drbassman

You're killing me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  :o
I'm fixin' a hole where the rain gets in..........cuz I'm built for a kilt!

Barklessdog

That's a great price If it's not a Conversion-

If anyone is really serious about this bass I would check with Kevin at Goodguys as he knows Mr Cooper and his basses and might be able to shed light on it's history.

drbassman

By conversion do you mean the second pup was added aftermarket?
I'm fixin' a hole where the rain gets in..........cuz I'm built for a kilt!

Barklessdog

I'm not sure but I remember Kevin & Tony carl talking about hoe many TB II's have been converted to IV's

A refin and low price mke it suspect. If that were a clean refin it should go for more than that. That's a tbird II refin price.

I guess even if it were, still seems like a fair price, if the neck has not been repaired as he stated.

Like I said Kevin Borden knows him and should have an opinion.



godofthunder

 I just keep telling myself I like IIs way better ! The second pup gets in they way of what passes for my playing style.
Maker of the Badbird Bridge, "intonation without modification" for your vintage Gibson Thunderbird

Barklessdog

This is Kevin's reply-
QuoteThats what they go for. I'll sell ya my Frosty at the same price.


Muzikman7

Tony

doombass


Chris P.

Beautiful bass! Can't wait to see the BaCH!

OVERDRIVEN66

    I know Joe pretty well myself and as far as I can remember that bass was a IV when he got it and the headstock wasn't broken either. It was refined in some kind of candy red and he refinned it Polaris. So, as far as I can remember (as he has had it a while) it is a legit unbroken IV. I have no idea why it was pulled.
Former touring professional. 60's T-Birds 300 days a year on the road with an SVT. Bliss!!

Dave W

I'm guessing he sold it privately.