Odd 4001?
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Re: Odd 4001?
I would play it any way I can...
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Disasterarea
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Re: Odd 4001?
A few updates - bass is all fixed up, color coats and clear coats are shot, waiting for the lacquer to harden for buffing. My guy tells me it'll be done in a few more weeks...
Binding is all replaced, color coats on.

Clear coats shot, still needs buffing!


The pickguard is the last piece needed, and it'll be here in a few days. The original wiring is all more or less intact, pickups both work. I have a correct jack plate and all the hardware I need, so I should be able to have this back together in a day or so once it's buffed out. It'll be a nice companion to my '84 4003 in JetGlo.
More pics once it's all done!
Binding is all replaced, color coats on.

Clear coats shot, still needs buffing!


The pickguard is the last piece needed, and it'll be here in a few days. The original wiring is all more or less intact, pickups both work. I have a correct jack plate and all the hardware I need, so I should be able to have this back together in a day or so once it's buffed out. It'll be a nice companion to my '84 4003 in JetGlo.
More pics once it's all done!
Re: Odd 4001?
I bought a late 60's P bass around 1977 that had a plastic cover on the back also but it attached at the two pegs for the neck strap, so no holes in the bass.pag wrote:The four screw holes on the back of the body could be from a "protective" plastic
cover.
The Gibb bass (DH163) had a perspex sheet like a pickguard on the back when I bought it back in the 70s.
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Re: Odd 4001?
getting there! Looking nice. Thanks for keeping us updated.
