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I should think so too….. and it’s still gorgeous 😍😍😍. Have a great gig 👍

Wowzers!! 😳

Can’t seem to find a feedback thread for @roblpm so I’m happy to start one. Just received a mint green Fender P plate from Rob, an original Fender part in quite literally mint condition. All for the very generous cost of paying £10 to the Turkey earthquake disaster fund. Great communication, lightening quick delivery, and an all round top fella. Many thanks again.

Just bought a rather lovely Precision from @Eldon Tyrell. A very speedy transaction, we messaged, I jumped in the car, I played, I liked, I bought. Bass was exactly as described and Thorsten was a perfect gentleman with great communication throughout (I even received a goody bag) 😜. Many thanks again.

Blimey! I don’t think I’ll be frequenting any auctions any time soon 🤑🤑🤑

Ok, ok, I’ll give you that. A mirror plate could do it too.

I must point out that I believe sticking a black plate on improves the look of most basses, although when black’s too much, a minty green one could be the answer. This was mine 😍

A black plate and pickup cover would make it all better 😉.

Oh yes I’ll definitely be extremely cautious and thorough if/when something comes up 🤞.

Apologies for the mistaken identity, but yes I was certainly as guilty up to a couple of years ago 😂.

Thanks for the info. I’m a little green when it comes to what was available/standard and when, so I’ll be swatting up and leaning heavily on you guys and others in the know. 😉

Could be tempted, but the dream vintage p I’d like would be natural with a rosewood board and black plate (I think someone was selling a ‘72 the exact same a couple of years ago @Clarky possibly)?

I share your fears. I’m celebrating (?) my 50th and I would love a P bass from ‘73 but am scared to death of purchasing one from anyone other than someone such as Andy Baxter or a well known member on here, where the authenticity and provenance is known. 😬😬😬