Product Description
Vintage 1994 1995 Fender Stratocaster 54 RI MIJ Sunburst Guitar
Vintage 1994 1995 Fender Stratocaster 54 RI MIJ Sunburst Guitar
This beauty came from the collection of the late, great Terry Clemson. I purchased this off of his family, and it is clear to see he had good taste in guitars. Terry had looked after this extremely well since purchasing it brand new in 94/95. This is the rare ‘Made in Japan’ 1954 reissue with the 1-ply pickguard and that incredible 2-tone sunburst finish and the v-neck profile. It’s a truly incredible guitar! Cosmetically in wonderful condition as you can see, with hardly any wear on it at all. You’ll really not be disappointed with this one. Please see the pictures below as they form part of my description.
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