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Posted: **22 Sep 2010 8:17 pm**

I'm afraid to ask ...

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 2:54 am**

Lee Warren wrote:I'm afraid to ask ...

I'm afraid to find out!

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 3:40 am**

Dig deep boys! That's beautiful....

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 3:43 am**

I think the expression is "if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it!" so maybe we should just look at the photo

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 5:07 am**

i'm just afraid....

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 5:23 am**

Jeff Garden wrote:I think the expression is "if you have to ask, you probably can't afford it!" so maybe we should just look at the photo

Shoot!... I can't even afford to look at the picture!

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 5:28 am**

I'm wondering if it's for sale or if he is just showing off.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 6:02 am**

One owner Mona Lisa

Gordon

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 6:03 am**

Never mind the Strat, I want to know what's in all those tweed cases behind it.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 6:24 am**

I wonder also if its actually for sale? Brian

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 6:26 am**

It's one sweetheart of a guitar. In my many years of buying old guitars, this one is one of my favorites. Back in June i got a random call from a man in Arkansas about a Strat he bought in 58. Of course i was intrigued, anyways i bought the guitar and both parties came away very happy. Its super clean, and one of the most complete one's i have seen. It has the original Strap, cord, polish cloth, trem arm, bridge cover, old Fender picks and even the original allen wrench. Plus all the stuff in the pic. Not needing to sell it, just wanted to show the world, that YES they are still out there!!!!!!

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 6:48 am**

I can't even afford to pay attention to that picture...

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 7:30 am**

Amazing guitar, Larry. I think 1958 was the first year for the 3-tone sunburst finish. Yours is in pristine condition. Since your intention is to display it rather than sell it, maybe you should post this in the Music section, along with pictures of other guitars in your collection? That thread might have a longer shelf life than this one.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 8:01 am**

Does anyone have a source for the "bridge cover" that can bee seen on this Strat?
I would like to put something like that on mine.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 8:06 am**

absolutely terrible market right now for vintage instruments, however an example like this might be an exception.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 8:15 am**

Larry, A few years back I bought a Fender catalog like the one in your case. I paid $30 for it. When I got home I checked eBay to find out what they have been selling for. I was shocked to see one had just sold for $1,500

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 8:42 am**

Thanks for all the compliments gentlemen. I think i will give that a shot, It would be nice to see all of them up on one page for everyone to enjoy.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 9:51 am**

You mean something like this?

Ed

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 10:47 am**

Or this..Two of my Blondes. 57 Mary Kaye and 58 Blonde, with nickel parts

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 10:50 am**

Anyways, ill be sure to pull them all out when i get a free day to do it. Too many guitars! haha

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 10:55 am**

---it's in the "FOR SALE" section, isn't it?...well?

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 11:00 am**

Sorry to be a bother John..

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 11:08 am**

And for the record, it is for sale. It would just take one heck of a offer to let it go.

Posted: **23 Sep 2010 11:55 am**

This isn't a Strat but it is a 1955 Fender Precision Bass. It is complete with the original strap, neck tag and strings.
I filled in with it when I was playing with a polka band in my "youth".

And I don't plan on selling it very soon.

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it MUST be for sale---