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singlepup
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| paul_ wrote: |
| It hasn't always been difficult at all in the States, that cracked off in '99 |
That makes sense... I started playing in '94 and remember trying out a MIJ Jag, MIJ Jazz, and Jag-Stang at my local GC around '96. Never saw a Mustang there, however. I couldn't really afford to start buying guitars until after I finished college in '00. So, I missed the brief window of MIJ availability in the States.
By the way, the Classic Series Mustang is still on Fender's website... for now. |
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jmmc
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| mij mustangs have been discontinued. at least thats what i have been finding on guitar shops |
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Doug
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Location: Atlanta, Georgia and Cashiers, North Carolina
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| HellaMelos wrote: |
| Looks like I missed it. How much is a "good" price on a vintage mustang? |
I got mine as a refin (in correct Dakota Red)...1965 all-original in excellent condition, OHSC, from a vintage dealer for $875. Atlanta Premier Guitar. Google them and see if he can find something for ya.
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Doug
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Check out The Starvin Musician in Berkeley, Cal. I've seen two or three there each year over the past 8 years or so.
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