1983 Squier Precision Bass ´57 Reissue JV-serial sunburst

Very Good condition, 7/10, Made in Japan, including non-original black hardcase with winered interior and the original inspection hangtag with the info "265040 ´57 VINTAGE PRECISION BASS", the neck is dated with pencil writing 5-27-83 and is stamped underneath 6. EX T (meaning Export model),  the pots are dated 32 (1983 February), some belt buckle wear (scratches on the back around the contour) and signs of use but overall clean, the original pickguard had some stickers on it but has been restored so a bit satin sheen after the cleaning, maple neck, more info:

JV stands for "Japanese Vintage". These were the very first Squier instruments available, and were high quality vintage style guitars with a great sound and authentic feel. This was at a time when the Squier name was introduced to indicate a Fender Japan export guitar, and not the entry level instrument that the Squier name has become associated with. When initially launched in Europe in the early 1980s the Squier range offered classic reproductions of Fender's most popular models: '57 and '62 Stratocasters, '57 and '62 Precision Basses, '52 Telecasters and '62 Jazz Bass. These were made in the FujiGen Gakki factory in Japan - then also used by Ibanez - using original factory blueprints. These early Squiers are referred to as "JV Squiers" due to those two letters being the prefix on the serial number stamped on the neck plate that stand for "Japanese Vintage". Initial shipments to Europe had Fender's logo in large script on the headstock with a small "Squier Series" decal but quickly this gave way to a large Squier logo with a small "by Fender" decal. These early JVs are extremely accurate reproductions of the classic models and are highly sought by guitar collectors, especially in Europe.