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Clarky

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  1. Pics from today (bit dark and Mordor like!)
  2. Back up for sale as its just sitting there in bass rack doing nothing, while I am not in a band currently, and I pick up my Wilcock whenever I fancy a noodle. With D'Addario nickel rounds its £800 including post (within UK) or £775 collected from a public space in SW13 London. I can swap the strings for a spendy (cost me £55) and virtually new set of TI short scale flats for an extra £25. My post from November 7 with the Richtone advert has the most comprehensive set of pics (and it's not left the house since I acquired it from them)
  3. My bad, I did some googling and the 1966 to early 70s Mustangs had a 40mm nut width (not a 38mm J width). It was only the CIJ/MIJ reissues that had a J width neck.
  4. The original US Mustangs up until the early 70s and the CIJ/MIJ reissues from the 90s and early 2000s have slimmer necks with a J width nut. From the early/mid 70s the neck profile on US Mustangs became more P like and the JMJ and current US and Mex models emulate the chunkier neck profile.
  5. In case of interest, its easy to darken a rosewood (or similar) board to a more chocolatey colour with this stuff: https://www.montysguitars.com/products/montys-montypresso-relic-wax
  6. It was standard on early 60s Jazz basses. See attached pic
  7. I think this used to be mine, changed hands twice between me and BC'er Jas aka Legion before he sold it in 2014. Wonderful bass which @Lozz196 had a play on once and was smitten, as I recall. GLWYS!
  8. I like the words too, I vote green
  9. Reviving fugly scratchplates, I offer this up from a current eBay ad
  10. Unutterably sad news
  11. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/135480626220?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=dh6yuab9sko&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=eqlPJw_SSty&var=0&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY
  12. If it helps, there are more pics on Walshy's website. Closer to surf green in my eyes as sea foam can often be more blue-tinged green https://www.vintagebassroom.co.uk/basses-1/p/fender-64-jazz-avri-surf-green-1
  13. Oh darn it. Sorry it has started to fall apart. The fact a hard slapper like Lee Rocker plays one made me think its very durable. I just checked website and last price was £6k but also it's "currently unavailable"
  14. Oh no! I know that Kolstein had been through the mill, with the neck etc, but I assumed it would (a) be fine and (b) that I would buy it off you one day, lol! Good luck tracking another down, sadly a new one is uber spendy by the time import duties and delivery from US are included
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