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Fender American Standard Stratocaster 1983 Black/Maple Neck Dan Smith Vintage
Estimated price for orientation: 1 000 $
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Description Brand: Fender Model: Stratocaster Body Type: Solid Body Colour: Black Size: 4/4 Body Material: Alder Right-/ Left-Handed: Right-Handed Country/Region of Manufacture: United States No. of Strings: 6
Fender American Standard Stratocaster 1983.Here we have a 1983 Dan Smith era Stratocaster.This is the more unusual Two knob version with the top loading trem.These were only made for a short amount of time.For a 33 year old guitar, it is in really good condition.Some marks here and there, but overall nothing major.Totally originalComes with the original Fender ABS case of the period.Which has all the latches intact.The only negative is the Left handed tremolo arm.Although this was the original arm that was supplied to the original owner.It is the correct arm for the trem system, but the bend is the wrong way.I can't honestly see this as being too much of an issue.It will still work well, some might even prefer the angle of it.The value of these older instruments is only going to go up as the years go on.Would make a great player or investment.Any questions please email me.Happy buying
Description
| Brand: | Fender | Model: | Stratocaster |
| Body Type: | Solid | Body Colour: | Black |
| Size: | 4/4 | Body Material: | Alder |
| Right-/ Left-Handed: | Right-Handed | Country/Region of Manufacture: | United States |
| No. of Strings: | 6 |
Fender American Standard Stratocaster 1983.Here we have a 1983 Dan Smith era Stratocaster.This is the more unusual Two knob version with the top loading trem.These were only made for a short amount of time.For a 33 year old guitar, it is in really good condition.Some marks here and there, but overall nothing major.Totally originalComes with the original Fender ABS case of the period.Which has all the latches intact.The only negative is the Left handed tremolo arm.Although this was the original arm that was supplied to the original owner.It is the correct arm for the trem system, but the bend is the wrong way.I can't honestly see this as being too much of an issue.It will still work well, some might even prefer the angle of it.The value of these older instruments is only going to go up as the years go on.Would make a great player or investment.Any questions please email me.Happy buying