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I don't mean to rain on everyone's parade, but if you keep telling him what is wrong with his story he'll be able to rework it to the point where someone actually gets fooled.
How ironic. According to George Fullerton in his book "George & Leo", they originally tried to make the first Precision out of pine. However, no matter what they did to it, it was too soft of a wood.Look at the new answer:
Q: You state that Leo Fender was at Fender in 1975 and that he probably made the bass himself. That is not true as Leo sold Fender in 1965 to CBS and Leo did not make guitars or basses himself.
A: Oh really! Now have heard it all.
I hate this guy so much that I'd take a stone and bang his head until he's almost dead and then I'd leave him in a desert to be eaten by vultures or die of thirst.
Also, what is this:
Judging from the picture, that is one of the ultra rare, three piece, pine, jazz bodies that Leo himself made upon his return to the Fender Factory in Fullerton, for his summer job in 1975. He also hand drew three all maple necks like this one himself out of one tree trunk. Congratulations, that's a real beauty. Would you take a hundred bucks for it? Apr-23-13
A: Yes, send your 100 bucks to the address stated. Thanks for shopping!
I *do* get a bit phlegmy when I drink milk.
Best to avoid a food intended only for infant mammals, in my humble opinion.
