I just saw a $900 MIM Fender P/J at Guitar Center. It looked cool... but not that cool. I couldn't see spending that amount of cash unless it's an American Fender.
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I had an expensive Mexican once. She was a terrific gal. Should never had let her get away.I just saw a $900 MIM Fender P/J at Guitar Center. It looked cool... but not that cool. I couldn't see spending that amount of cash unless it's an American Fender.
I had an expensive Mexican once. She was a terrific gal. Should never had let her get away.
The top tier Mexican Fenders are excellent basses. Just as good as the Americans, IMO. The only thing really missing is the graphite reinforcement.I just saw a $900 MIM Fender P/J at Guitar Center. It looked cool... but not that cool. I couldn't see spending that amount of cash unless it's an American Fender.
Your better off. By the time those gals reach 33, they plump up like ball park franks. It's just a cruel side of genetics.
The top tier Mexican Fenders are excellent basses. Just as good as the Americans, IMO. The only thing really missing is the graphite reinforcement.
the ignorance of FaceBass, I mean TB is overwhelming sometimes. What's next? Sambo jokes?Your better off. By the time those gals reach 33, they plump up like ball park franks. It's just a cruel side of genetics.
Interesting. I didn't know this.
Your better off. By the time those gals reach 33, they plump up like ball park franks. It's just a cruel side of genetics.
Isn't that a pink Floyd face palm?
I remember when Mexican gold was the most expensive. That was before domestic green became way more expensive.......um what were we talking about?
Panama Red got in between Acapulco Gold and New Hampshire dirt-grown.![]()
When Panama red first hit the streets here in about 69' a "friend" brought in 20 kilos. Then a rival "guy" ripped him off and sold most of it. Of course "friend" found out, hired retired Football "players" to hold "guy" at gunpoint for return payment. A brand new Camaro SS title was signed over to "friend" which we drove around in all summer. Ah those were the days, the summer of 69'! And you kids thought you were having fun. Hahahaha