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There is always Denmark street in London mate if you are round those parts .

bobiron wrote:There is always Denmark street in London mate if you are round those parts .

Bang goes the luggage allowance, and I was planning on bringing some alfa parts back with me!

Bg wrote:

bobiron wrote:There is always Denmark street in London mate if you are round those parts .

Bang goes the luggage allowance, and I was planning on bringing some alfa parts back with me!

Yeah but, if you are going all that way, at least come back with a new bass, tuck in the Alfa parts around it.

More likely to be a new SX

anyway, this just needs a belly carve. Or as its a bass - more of a moob carve.

Bg wrote:

bobiron wrote:There is always Denmark street in London mate if you are round those parts .

Bang goes the luggage allowance, and I was planning on bringing some alfa parts back with me!

Do what all the other Alfa owners do and buy another one for parts. That's why "number of Alfa owners" = "number of Alfas sold/2".

WellyBlues wrote:

Bg wrote:

bobiron wrote:There is always Denmark street in London mate if you are round those parts .

Bang goes the luggage allowance, and I was planning on bringing some alfa parts back with me!

Do what all the other Alfa owners do and buy another one for parts. That's why "number of Alfa owners" = "number of Alfas sold/2".

I think most other Alfa owners are bankrupt.

Bg wrote:

WellyBlues wrote:

Bg wrote:
Bang goes the luggage allowance, and I was planning on bringing some alfa parts back with me!

Do what all the other Alfa owners do and buy another one for parts. That's why "number of Alfa owners" = "number of Alfas sold/2".

I think most other Alfa owners are bankrupt.

Ha! So anyone with an actual working Alfa is either a rich person or heading towards bankruptcy?

You don’t actually buy an alfa. You just make a down payment.