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No love for the color red?

Sandberg California

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THAT ^ is Sexxxxy!!!!! drool

I agree! - the "longhorn's" unique 22 fret design has been much maligned over the years by J traditionalists and due to that it sells used for very reasonable prices, especially for a now vintage US made Fender bass. I've done a few upgrades on mine (NJ4 pu's, pearl pg, Schaller 3D bridge, Schaller Deluxe tuners, Gretsch pointer knobs) which were well worth it because it has "good bones" ;)
 
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one of my band's sub guitar players will only own red guitars. He has sold guitars that were "not red enough" because they were like, gibson heritage cherry, and chase down obscure 1 year colors. He's got a beautiful red (I think he said it's called ruby) les paul.

I like red, but something about red fenders just look like cheap knockoffs to me. (no offense intended, and i'm only talking about colors like squier's "torino" red)

I do have one of these
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