1977 Fender Precision P Bass Made in USA Customized, Seymour Duncan, Badass bridge, Tone Factory cap, w/case

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Maker: Fender Model: 1977/79 Precision Bass Condition: Very good/vintage Description:  An extremely cool looking vintage Fender 70's partscaster P bass. The neck is a 1977, the body is a refinished black over maui blue with a 1979 serial number. Pickguard changed to a mirrored one for a Phil Lynott vibe, Seymour Duncan quarter pound pickups, Leo Quann Bad Ass bridge, customized wiring with Tone Factory Toichi paper in oil capacitor. The body shows some light surface marks but is overall very clean. Neck is in excellent condition with no notable damage or blemishes. Headstock shows some light wear along the edges some discoloration on the front, but is otherwise in great shape. Fretboard shows some light wear along the bottom edge but is overall in very good condition. Frets show some light wear but have no major divots or issues and have plenty of life left in them. Hardware is in great shape and are all original besides a Badass Bass II Bridge, a mirror pick guard, and possibly the control knobs. Electronics work great, has one changed potentiometer. Has a Seymour Duncan quarter pound pickup that sounds fantastic. A Killer and unique 70's partscaster P-Bass that plays great! Has been fully inspected and set up by our tech and ready for a new home. Includes original hard case.  *Please contact us for an international shipping quote.* Weight: 10lbs 10oz Neck Profile: C Neck Depth: 1st fret .872", 12th fret .971" Fretboard Radius: 7.25" Nut Width: 1.65" Pickup Values: 11.56k