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Here are my triplets.Three 73 Mustang basses.Good things come in threes!
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[QUOTE J. Crawford "Okie, any better pictures of that modded Squier Jazz?"
Yeah send me a PM with your email. I don't have a good way to upload pics here

My basses from left to right
Lava Pearl Musicman Stingray
Modded Squier Bronco
Modded Squier Vintage Modified Fretless Jazz
Modded Fender Jaguar
Dude! dudedudedudedudedudedudedudedudedudedudedudedudedude!!!!
Wow, IMO if fender japan (export or nonexport) would make a longscale mustang or offer it in burst they would have a sell out.... primary buyer, ME!
I'm tellin you, that's hot!
One question, I played a vintage mustang
(I think he said it was a 69) guitar once. It had the sweetest neck I've ever felt on a guitar, bout the size of the squier duo-sonic but way better playability! Anyways, do the vintage mustang basses have really sweet necks? Or are they the same as the reissues? Thx
that fretless looks sweet! how does it sound?
Adding to the Les Paul love....
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Pay no attention to the stupid expression on my face. "What's that, a camera?"

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