Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

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Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby Graham S » 26 Feb 2010, 15:25

Check this out, the best I've seen, is it too much dosh?.
E-bay Item number: 260553163577

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Re: Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby Martin Page » 26 Feb 2010, 15:36

I see that 3,207 people have viewed this item so far...

...and yes, it is quite a lot of money...

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Re: Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby David Martin » 26 Feb 2010, 16:26

Glorious...

Doesn't Keith's Masterbuilt '54 look like really good value in the light of this? ;) They play exactly as per this description...
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Re: Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby dave robinson » 26 Feb 2010, 18:08

I agree :thumbup:
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Re: Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby RayL » 27 Feb 2010, 09:42

There is a comment in the description about the lightness of the guitar. Would a sunburst such as this dry out more than a solid colour over 55 years?

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Re: Mint 1955 Stratocaster.

Postby des mcneill » 27 Feb 2010, 17:29

I'm in love !!

As regards the weight,in the fifties the wood would have been "seasoned",probably for years unlike nowdays and I would have thought was well dried out by the time it was used. I find it unusual to think it may have lightened since. Just my opinion.
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