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I have some pictures of the guts, I have to find them in my phone, can't take new photos 'cause it has strings now

I have a 1979 black hard tail strat with rosewood fb all original except for the case. Been trying to trade for a similar tele but I would sell it for $2,200 I'll gather some pictures. That's all I got for now as far as pictures. The case in the photos is not the case that comes with it, that's...

Believer, I tried toPM you, not sure if it went thru...

Is this sold? what was it on originally? genuine Fender? aftermarket? approximate year? Thanks!

Well...this IS the classifieds so I wouldn't blame someone for "trying to sell you" an amp. I'm sure plenty of people here have what you're looking for... Good luck though...

What are you looking for in partial trade? strictly the neck you're looking for or you're open to other things? Thanks

1970's Antigua Tele. Heavily modded, also heavier than my Les Paul. Sold it in 1992 to fund a family vacation. Been chasing a US one ever since...

There's also Copa America FUTBOL (?) Good teams, Brasil, Argentina, Colombia, Uruguay...

I thought the issue with one (or two) solders was with all-original 50's- 60's guitars only...

Wow! isn't this place AWESOME?!!...

I thought ultras had Lace sensors...or that's just the Plusses (Pluses?):(

When I think Classic 60's strats, LPB first comes to mind but that is gorgeous! My second favorite color.

Like it's been said, it's a beautiful piece all the way around, that pick guard just doesn't do it for me though, too much clashing with the body color. love the fretboard. Congrats.

The second picture is upside down, when I turn it 180* I see some kind of flower and the letters D and F (your initials?)...

Fender Kingsford...

My favorite band too. Very cool playing. I built a tribute (couldn't afford the CS) installed a DG loaded pickguard with the microswitch, nails the Animals tone. Enjoy it in good health brother. P.S. Quick PF story, first time I saw them was 1987 at what was called The Brendan Byrne Arena, then...

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I have a '79 hardtail, there's plenty of documentation on late 70's strats to be able to verify. look for the shape of the pick up cavities to be not quite round but more squareish. Also the stamps on the backs of the pick ups, the neck heel and pocket stickers as previously mentioned although...

Hence the name "Compensated saddles"

Pete Townsend, Mark Knofler, Walter Becker (although WB not really known for playing Strats that much)

I would check if the neck is lined up straight with the bridge, in other words, if optically, there's the same distance between the high E string and the edge of the fretboard and the low E and the other edge for starters, if it is, then check every item one by one, like bridge, saddles, nut, etc.

I think you should at least stain some of the exposed wood to make it a bit more "believable" It may have been said before, I didn't actually read every post. Good luck!

I vote Fender (If I was on a Gibson forum, I'd vote Gibson...)

Let me know if you ever want to get rid of that neck. Been looking for an ebony strat fb. I have one on a tele and it's one of my favorite...

Woo Woo woo! ...where are the pictures??...