Is it a real Fender or a fake Fender?

Real or Fake Fender

  • Real

    Votes: 87 87.9%
  • Fake

    Votes: 1 1.0%
  • Carrots

    Votes: 11 11.1%

  • Total voters
    99
Hey All,

I came across this bass and I am wondering if it is authentic. I believe it is...it's being sold as a MIJ 94 fretless. Unlined board, 11 pick guard holes, strap for the bridge ground...looks legit to me. I'm hoping to put my hands on it tomorrow or the next day and check it out.

Only two pics, but here they are:
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I'm thinking it's legit too....it would be a 62 reissue correct? So the truss rod adjustment would be in the heel of the neck instead of by the nut...correct? Also...the route would be clean under the pick guard as well? Thanks for your input guys....I'm by no means a Fender Expert.
 
That kind of string job always makes me laugh. I remember when I didn't know how to string a bass... good times.

My first electric guitar, a 1976 hardtail Stratocaster had split tuners and were strung correctly. First time I changed the strings, I made sure I put them back the same way as before, so when I got a bass I knew how the ends were supposed to go inside the split post.

And yeah, that looks like a real Fender MIJ.
 
Looks legit Japanese fender but the grounding strap doesn't have the angle it usually does. The decal is different to the one they usually use on 62 reissues it looks more like a standard but then it has the grounding strap and truss adjust at the heel. If possible can you get more pics?