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Favorite (not so common) Body Color?

I know, fiesta red is not so uncommon, bun, but I really like it and recently I had the chance to buy a Squier precision to match may Jazz,
which by the way is turning 50 next July. Don't you think they make a nice couple?
Obviously I couldn't afford to buy a 1966 fender precision. Well,what can you do?...
I am really happy with my Squier Classic Vibe though...
Here you can see the Squier with a tortoise pickguard and after I changed it with a white pickguard to match the Jazz.
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I bought one of those Squier classic vibes in fiesta red at Guitar center on sale for $200, Great bass!
 
I bought an MIM fretless Jazz bass from a guy a few years ago on Craigslist. This is a Fender color called Teal Green Metallic. It was Fender's color #45 on old color charts. #45 has since been removed on Fender's new charts. Its almost a turquoise color and the metallic finish is really nice. I've never seen any other Fenders in this color.
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"sixties swimming pool blue"... Some call it aqua, but thats not quite it. Greener than sonic blue, bluer than seafoam, not as dark as turquoise, but lots of saturation. In the right light, a mint green almost catches the vibe, except its far too green... I'm pretty sure there was a Dupont car color for it, but the name escapes me at the moment...
 
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I saw a glitter red squier guitar that looked absolutely awesome. Maybe one of the coolest paint jobs I have seen and it was on a $200 guitar.

You can probably find one at your local GC.
 
"sixties swimming pool blue"... Some call it aqua, but thats not quite it. Greener than sonic blue, bluer than seafoam, not as dark as turquoise, but lots of saturation. In the right light, a mint green almost catches the vibe, except its far too green... I'm pretty sure there was a Dupont car color for it, but the name escapes me at the moment...

This would be Daphne!? As PluckyTheBassist proposed...

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