Fender Jazz Bass, Reissue '72, Japan Export

For sale this blonde Japanese who has been by my side for more than 20 years. It is a handsome Japanese, nothing to do with the Mexican finishes, and with the electronics and the changed pickups it is at the level of any USA. If you look at the letter of the serial number and according to the dating that can be found on Google, anyone could assure that it is a bass manufactured between the years 1985-86. In fact, I've seen ads out there. of people who sell them as such. I had also had my hopes up, but nothing could be further from the truth, since in those years Fender Japan still did not make reissues of the 70s. There is nothing like disassembling the most It is useful to take a look at the manufacturing date that reveals that this Made in Japan was assembled during the summer of 1998, where you can also read that it is a reissue '72 for export, so this boy is already 24 years old. The body is one piece ash (yes, one piece ash, not two, three or four pieces glued together) and the neck, as most of you know, is maple. . As for the changes that were made to it, the original pickups were replaced by some Fender Custom Shop ‘60s and all the electronics (pots, etc.), and the pickups were changed. I traded the stock white pickguard for a pearl white one. Along with the Custom Shop installed, I also attach the original pickups and electronics but I do not keep the original white pickguard. In principle I am not looking for changes unless it is a Stratocaster / Telecaster USA with vintage airs. It could also be Japanese in the case of a Teleca Custom 62 with Bigsby, for example, or a Japanese Precision Bass.