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1970's Jap Strat

DesCork · 2008-01-11 14:27:33

Hey all. I have a 1977 Japanese Fender Copy (Antoria), Its in great condition, even still has original varnish on the fretboard. I was wondering how much approx it would sell for? I am thinking of selling it and going for a semi electric accoustic 12 string or make my 6 string semi electric..

11-01-2008 2:27pm

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DesCork

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Hey all. I have a 1977 Japanese Fender Copy (Antoria), Its in great condition, even still has original varnish on the fretboard. I was wondering how much approx it would sell for?

I am thinking of selling it and going for a semi electric accoustic 12 string or make my 6 string semi electric..

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#2 11-01-2008 2:34pm

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoria

"Antoria had a reputation for very accurate copies of Gibson acoustic and electric guitars primarily although some of the very early Fender copies were poor in comparison until 1973. They are now becoming collectable as guitarists recognise the quality of 70's Japanese instruments compared to the poor quality control in the USA at that time"

I don't know how much you'd sell it for but the article sheds some light on the brand anyway

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#3 11-01-2008 4:33pm

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white_falcon wrote: »

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antoria

"Antoria had a reputation for very accurate copies of Gibson acoustic and electric guitars primarily although some of the very early Fender copies were poor in comparison until 1973. They are now becoming collectable as guitarists recognise the quality of 70's Japanese instruments compared to the poor quality control in the USA at that time"

I don't know how much you'd sell it for but the article sheds some light on the brand anyway

Cheers

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#4 11-01-2008 5:10pm

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