This is a strange one...

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This is a strange one...

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http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7339112378&category=4713&rd=1

Reverse headstock, the horn looks sanded with bt parts?
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Another 0 feedbacker, maybe I'll ask him to send me better pics showing various details and see if he is legit.
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Post by ken_swearingen »

All the Lefty's up until ?? were reverse headstock or right handed neck.
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You're probably right Ken, I just never noticed.
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4003s. I'd prefer this one with white p/g & TRC.
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Post by maplered »

I think all lefty's had reverse h'stocks till around 1990. The horns don't look sanded to me and I kind of like it w/ black trim.
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Post by iamthebassman »

Looks fine to me except I hate BT.
My 80s basses have the reverse head, while my '91 has the mirror head.
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The seller said he will have better pics by Wednesday, so I guess he is legit! We'll see.
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