According to available info this Fender Made in Japan (MIJ) PB70 Precision Bass with serial number E976340 was manufactured at the Fuji-Gen plant in Japan around 1989. A 1989 Made in Japan (MIJ) Fender Precision Bass '70 Reissue (PB70-700) typically trades between $1,300 and $1,880 USD depending on condition.

These are the coup de grace of 70's style precision basses and this one in exceptional. 1) it's light at 8.17 lbs by digital hangoing scale. 2) It plays like a dream, literally the best playing sounding P bass I've played in 56 years w/ the $100 brand new TI JF344 flats. 3) It's been set-up meticulously. 4) Has a new bone nut, frets dressed, and an all important truss rod access. It will ship w/ reverb safe shipping in the Levy's gig bag shown w/ the black ESO strap , original tuners, set of new RW strings, set of used LaBella flats, bridge and pickup covers. I'm selling because my days of 34" scale basses is over. See video.

Bass SpecificationsModel: PB-70 ('70s Reissue Precision Bass)

Body: Typically lightweight swamp ash (common for natural or sunburst finish tiers) or alder depending on the specific catalog option.

Neck: Maple with a vintage-spec 7.25" radius fretboard.

Nut Width: Approximately 1 9/16" to 1 5/8" (slender '70s style nut width, slightly narrower than a chunky '50s P-Bass).

Pickups: Stock vintage split-coil P-Bass pickups.