Should I sell a kidney and get this 4005?

[ken_j]

There is always many unexpected costs when building a house. I would wait.

[woodyng]

well,you do have a LOT of 70's fenders........

[berth]

I would never buy a fireglo bass.

But I bought several basses I really wanted last couple of years. (One of them being a 4005.) Some not even with my own money, but on credit money (my way of saving ). I do not regret one of them. But even if you do, you can allways sell again.

[gemspa73]

It's gone. Wonder who bought the beauty?

[doctorwho]

The auction ended but I don't think that there was a bid on it ... at least, I'm not seeing one on the eBay ad page.

[gibsonlp]

Thank you for your insight people.
I still wasn't sure what should I do but it is indeed gone, probably sold outside ebay.
This is actually a relief for me no need to think about it anymore.

[wints]

Very nice example, but probably about 33% overpriced. Save that kidney until an equivalent 4001 comes along!

[ilan]

^ Gil already owns an equivalent 4001.

[gibsonlp]

Umm, yes, Ilan is right...
I already have a 1972 4001.

4005 is next on my list.

[woodyng]

woody wrote

well,you do have a LOT of 70's fenders........



whoops-my bad...i was looking at Ilan's post,thinking he was the OP,sorry Gil!

[wints]

^ Gil already owns an equivalent 4001.

With respect, a mid to late 60's bass is not comparable to a early 70's bass, from many perspectives. The pricing alone, on both, (if you could find a '67), will certainly reflect that.

[gibsonlp]

I prefer a 67 4005 to a 67 4001. Regardless to the market value.

[collin]

My heart (and surprisingly enough - my wife!) tell me - get it,

Gil --- even if the bass is gone, you still scored --- sounds like you have the greatest wife ever!

[gibsonlp]

Thanks, I agree

[berth]

next chance to sell a kidney?