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I'm interested in the Roxie, if you still have it.

You know, the zulu (or zebra) pattern would be cool, too.

I'll probably take the finish off of the back of the neck and headstock. Spray clear nitro on the back of the neck and black on the headstock face. Maybe find an original or repo logo. Bass boat metal flake in hot pink sounds is very temping, though. I don't think I did too bad for $200 + shipping. Now I need one of those elusive hardshell cases.

Just scored this 1982 Blitz bass on the cheap from eBay. Obviously a refin in the hottest of pink. It looks like it was originally white. I figured that the entire thing was stripped before the refin, but I went ahead and scraped through the finish looking for a serial number or logo on the headstock. Neither were there, oh well. Played it at practice, and it sounds really good, despite the EMG Select pickups. Not too heavy. I'm not sure what I'm going to do with it for the time being, expect change the pickups and play the hell out of it.

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I had a cherry '86 that had a wide neck that I couldn't get used to. I'm not sure of the dims., but it was wider than my '82 Sunburst and '85 A5. I liked the sound of those two better also, so I sold it. I think BadgerDave had it for awhile and then moved it. It was very clean, however and I loved the looks of it.

'82 with original TOM

FWIW, my brother had a '78 P-bass that seemed to be full of dead spots. They weren't really noticeable until we started recording.