This might be one of the rarest, most mysterious,
storied, and hotly debated Fender Precision basses ever built. From the
time it fell into the hands of Aspen Pittman in 1973 up to today, this
P-Bass has been on an odd journey and was originally priced well over
$100,000.00 when it first hit the market. All documentation from Aspen
Pittman and George Fullerton is provided below and will be provided with
the bass, along with about a dozen or so 8x10s. You can get a full
rundown with the docs below, or you can also go to The High Gain Podcast, Episode #96, for an "oral
history" of the bass.
SERIAL #: 1179
DATE: 1955
NUT WIDTH: 1 5/8"
COLOR: "Fullerton Red" Early Pre-Custom Color "One Off" (It's also been called "Roman Red")
BODY/NECK/FINGERBOARD: Ash/ Maple/ Maple
PICKUPS/ELECTRONICS: Fender Single Coil/ Passive Vol., Tone
CONDITION: Good
CASE: Original Gig Bag and Current Metal Fender Hardshell Case (for shipping purposes)
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Listed | 4 years ago |
Condition | Good (Used) Good condition items function properly but may exhibit some wear and tear.Learn more |
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