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Vintage 1987 Fender Squier Stratocaster Japan White Left Stratocaster Guitar
Vintage 1987 Fender Squier Stratocaster Japan White Left Stratocaster Guitar
This beauty is a personal guitar of mine. Being left handed, these sorts of things don’t come up very often. An original 1987 Fender Squier Stratocaster in Olympic White, made in Japan. It comes with the 5-Star Cases Limited hard case, with a plush red inner. The guitar itself has an EMG in the neck pickup, an original in the middle, and a DiMarzio in the bridge position. It’s one of the best sounding Stratocaster’s you’ll find. It plays well, though there is a little dead spot when bending the b-string on the 15th fret, which I believe would come out with a fret polish/level. I have priced it accordingly. Wonderful cosmetic condition, as you can see. A true stunner – grab it whilst you can! Please see the pictures below as they form part of my description. Enjoy!
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