help to identify this strat

Larry Robbins · From: Fort Edward, New York

I recently bought a strat,one of those"too good to pass up,tho you dont need it" deals.Ive known the seller for a while but
hes' not sure what model it is either.
I believe the finish is called "Siennaburst"
It has a maple neck and fretboard,roller type string trees,two single coils,and one
Seymore Duncan hummbucker,Chrome hardware.
Serial#zo 035003.I checked Fenders site and all I could find was that it was made in 2000,but not what model it was.Any thoughts?
At 400 bucks with original hard shell case Im' a happy camper,just wanted to know exactly what Ive got!BTW,plays and sounds great if your into this type of axe.Thanks all.Oh yea, made in Corona,CA.

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[This message was edited by Larry Robbins on 28 February 2004 at 05:08 AM.]

erik · Posted 29 Feb 2004 2:55 am

Join the Fender Forum and you'll get your answer quickly. www.fenderforum.com

-johnson

Larry Robbins · From: Fort Edward, New York

Cool site! Thanks for the link

Rick McDuffie · From: Benson, North Carolina, USA

Is it USA? Is it a fullsize humbucker?

Sounds like a Lonestar Strat... they had a Duncan Billy Gibbons "Pearly Gates" humbucker in the bridge position.

I don't think the Lonestar is in production anymore, which would explain why it's not on the website.

Those are nice guitars! I'd like to have one.

Rick

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Larry Robbins · From: Fort Edward, New York

Yes its a made in USA,and yes its a full size hummer.

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