This 1958 Fender Strat has been inspected by Clive Brown of Clive Brown Vintage Guitar Restorations, who commented:
“Everything on the 1958 Fender Stratocaster is original, nothing on the guitar has been changed or messed with, a very clean and original example including the tweed case.”
Note the 12-56 body date, and 3-58 neck date and 33301 serial #.
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1958 Fender Strat with the desirable 3-color sunburst finish, 100% original with OHSC. As you can see from the familiar Southwest background on three pics, Rumbleseat Music had this guitar at one time.
This Strat has the total Buddy Guy vibe of Buddy’s 58 Strat which you can see playing in the Festival Express movie from 1970. Lightweight and resonant, a monster 50s factory Left Handed Strat!
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This is an early right handed 1959 Fender Strat that has come up for sale for the very first time.
This is a one-owner Strat that has spent the last 40+ years in its case. It is an early 1959 Strat in beautiful and vibrant 3-tone sunburst with a maple neck. The guitar has never been apart until this week so we could take some pictures and verify everything as correct – and boy is it correct: a totally unmolested vintage Strat!
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Rare Left Handed 1957 Fender Tele in Blonde finish, OHSC, Excellent Condition. Includes appraisal letter from George Gruhn!
Features V-Neck profile, light weight at around 7 lbs.
Dates:
• Body: 9-57
• Neck: 11-57
• Pots: 304 807
• Serial #: 024989
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Original Candy Apple Red finish(another one), mid-65 white guard, 100% original except for 5-way switch and pro-refret, OHSC, EXC condition, monster player!
This is a right handed Fender Jaguar in an original custom color Dakota Red, which is the rarest of the Fender Red finishes available in 1965. The hierarchy of Red finishes offered by Fender in terms of rarity was Candy Apple(the most common custom color overall),
followed by the intermediate Fiesta Red, and the rarest – Dakota Red.
The guitar is in VG+ condition, with a fair amount of finish checking, nicks, and some buckle rash on the back. The chrome finish on the hardware is in worn, but nice condition. The pickguard is in great shape with no cracks. Includes a DARK Brazilian Rosewood fretboard.
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