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That's a typical Garage Sale price for anything, and that's why I've never had a Garage Sales, as people expect a steal. It's like you have a $100 bill and you're asking $50 for it, but people offer you $10 for it.Wow, $15? That's pretty nuts. I might've felt a bit conflicted paying that little for it - sorry, I shouldn't be a wet blanket on your NBD threadLooks like a fun little project. Have fun cleaning it up, modding, and of course playing it!
I've only owned two Squiers, but they both said Squier instead of Fender? I've never seen a Squier Bass or Guitar that had Fender in big letters and Squier in little letters like this Bass. Usually just the opposite.Yeah, that’s a Korean Cort-factory build and has old Seymour Duncan Basslines as I recall. I have one in lighter blue and I guarantee I paid much more than that for it.
This is typical of these early Korean-made Squiers. I’ll show you a pic or twoI've only owned two Squiers, but they both said Squier instead of Fender? I've never seen a Squier Bass or Guitar that had Fender in big letters and Squier in little letters like this Bass. Usually just the opposite.
Nice bass! Love the color and wear! I'll give you 15 bucks for it! lolThis is typical of these early Korean-made Squiers. I’ll show you a pic or twoView attachment 4013047 View attachment 4013048 of mine. Interestingly enough, the Squier logo can be easily removed as many of these have it on top of the finish, as mine does.
Edit: my serial number shows it to be a Cort factory product from 1993 (C=Cort, N=1990’s, 3 designates 1993 specifically as I recall
Nice bass! Love the color and wear! I'll give you 15 bucks for it! lol
Question is did you hand her a 20 and ask for 5 back? lol
I see. The first Squier I ever bought was around 2006 ( Bullet Strat for my son). So people can just remove them and pass them off as Fenders? Actually some MIJ Squier Basses were much better than MIM and even MIA ones, and even high sought after.This is typical of these early Korean-made Squiers. I’ll show you a pic or twoView attachment 4013047 View attachment 4013048 of mine. Interestingly enough, the Squier logo can be easily removed as many of these have it on top of the finish, as mine does. Edit: my serial number shows it to be a Cort factory product from 1993 (C=Cort, N=1990’s, 3 designates 1993 specifically as I recall
Imagine you went to the gas station to get change only for you to comeback to find that she has priced up.Exact change since we’re having a coin shortage during these times in California that I’m aware of. Not sure if other states are affected.
So...you asked the seller about it, and she didn't know anything, and she sold it to you for $15? Not her bass? Sounds like an angry ex!![]()
Looks like the color is midnight blue. I have a MIM Pbass in that color. Sometimes it's blue and sometimes it's purple.
Nice score!
Reminds me of a deal a friend if mine got right when the internet was ramping up.
He got a brown tolex Bassman for 5 bucks.