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[b]chrisantony, [/b]I've just asked the seller to send me some photos of the pots and of the pickguard back... where there should be a little stamp with the serial of the bass... if it's all ok, at least I will know that the body is original

Firstly, thank you for your all replies guys and for the help! Secondly... the seller has sent me new picture of the bass... including the dismounted neck, but since I don't know anything about dating a Fender neck I have to ask again for your help In addition, from the photos it seems that the pickups are from 1974 (last numbers are 74) .. is it possible that a '76 bass has '74 pickups? Here's the photo album: [url="https://imageshack.com/a/mNZ4/1"]https://imageshack.com/a/mNZ4/1[/url]

Hi guys! I am currently selling/trading my Stingray 5 and then I run into this 1976 Fender Precision Fretless.. the seller seems favorable to trade it for my bass... but looking to its photos I have little doubts about its originality... in particular, there is one thing that makes me think: the "Made in U.S.A" logo under the "PRECISION BASS" writing is missing.... maybe it fade away by time? Since I don't want to take a fake bass, I ask your opinion and your thoughts about the question I also attach a picture of the fretboard... that on the edge seems to be a little scratched..in your opinion is it worth making the exchange? It doesn't have the original hardcase, but another vintage one... Thanks in advance for your help [attachment=197869:paletta precision fretless.jpg] [attachment=197870:tastiera precision fretless.jpg]