LeftyBassist.com

Sad to see it and this one looks like was in mint condition with a true lefty case.
Body is not listed at least not yet.

Neck:
https://reverb.com/item/74199223-fender ... al-lacquer


Pickup:
https://reverb.com/item/74199446-fender ... rey-bobbin


Covers:
https://reverb.com/item/74200105-fender ... 968-chrome


Bridge:
https://reverb.com/item/74200596-fender ... 1968-steel


Neck Plate:
https://reverb.com/item/74200002-fender ... 968-chrome


Lefty Case:
https://reverb.com/item/74200382-fender ... lack-tolex

Seller says the bass "came with some homemade body ...that was a fine piece of wood but had been butchered ..by someone ......who had no idea"

From what I've seen these where often butchered by righty players who played them with reverse headstock.

paulo wrote:From what I've seen these where often butchered by righty players who played them with reverse headstock.

Animals.

Ya think he could get a pair of tweezers and get that hair off where the D string is?

Looks like the head stock is refinished & the decal isn't original. It's not under the finish and I don't believe it's the correct configuration.

3000 USD for a neck? Ridiculous.
There was an 1968 Tele Lefty Neck for sale last year for I guess 400-500 USD that was a fair price...

I have a '68 righty neck that's missing the logo I'll sell right now for $600.

^ Sounds like the start of a Dusty Hill bass project!

bobjones2260 wrote:Ya think he could get a pair of tweezers and get that hair off where the D string is?

If you look at that bridge you can clearly tell it was setup to play righty so no wonder the body is not listed, someone must have chopped the upper horn and moved the controls.

It was a HOMEMADE body.

Speculate, rant and complain, if you must.