Even sanding down the frets to make it a 'near'(?) fretless.

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...astro wrote:Maybe with some added wood and some mad skillz, somebody could resurrect this bass?
edit: I mean, it looks like its really just the horns that have been molested, and those could probably be fixed easily, and refinned with a solid colour.
Aug wrote:which one of you bastards sent me an ebay question asking if you can get teh kurdtz with that 64 mustang?
robertOG wrote:fran & paul are some of the original gangstas of the JS days when you'd have to say "phuck"
Since it's a neck through, couldn't somebody just saw off the body sides from the central part, and glue on new sides with the proper shape? A lot of work, and the bass would be far from original, but it could be passable, no?paul_ wrote:
I'm going with "no". Playable, yes. Less tossy looking, maybe. A ricky 4000? NEVER AGAIN
The entire body has been reshaped absolutely everywhere, including the lower bout where it's been rounded off on the corners to match the rest of the hot mess.
No one wrecked more 4001s than Jerry Only (Misfits). I remember having an interview with him in a guitar mag when I was very young where he was like "it was a lot of work making a Misfits bass, you'd go down and get the ridiculously expensive Rickenbacker 4001 and then immediately take a hacksaw to the headstock to have room to mount the skull... and then they'd be trashed onstage before long too. It felt a bit wasteful because they were very nice and expensive basses."
Priorities.