Fender Vintage-Style Thumb-Rest for Precision Bass and Jazz Bass

Fender Vintage-Style Thumb-Rest for Precision Bass and Jazz Bass

Marsoni

M251S

$15.00

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Fender Vintage-Style Thumb-Rest for Precision Bass and Jazz BassVintage style thumb rest for use on Precision Bass and Jazz Bass models. Mounting hardware and template included. Product Specs Item Number: 24623 Make: Fender Model: Vintage Style Thumb Rest for Precision Bass and Jazz Bass Condition: Brand New Finish: Black Categories: parts bass guitar parts Made In: United States MPN: 0992036000 UPC: 717669447915

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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026