Hoyer 6-String Guitar Banjo (Banjitar) 1970s

Up for sale is a beautiful, rare vintage 6-string guitar banjo (often called a banjitar) made by Hoyer in West Germany during the 1970s. This instrument is a fantastic find for any standard guitar player, as it allows you to instantly get an authentic, bright banjo tone using standard guitar tuning and familiar chord shapes.Key Features & Details:

• Origin: Exceptional West German craftsmanship featuring Hoyer's iconic ornamental clover and diamond metal cutouts along the chrome flange rim.
• Hardware: Includes the highly sought-after original chrome tailpiece stamped with the stylized Hoyer "H" logo. Features a clean, intact Remo Weatherking head.
• Wood & Neck: The wood resonator back, multi-ply rim, neck, and rosewood fretboard are in phenomenal cosmetic shape with zero cracks or splits. The metal frets show almost no wear.

Project & Setup Notes (Please Read):
To be fully transparent, this instrument is being sold exactly as found as a minor setup project:

1. It currently lacks a bridge and has no strings installed (a quick, inexpensive fix for any player).
2. The top-right tuning machine peg is bent and missing its white plastic button (see headstock photo). It will need to be replaced to be fully functional.

Shipping Note:
This instrument does not include a case or gig bag. It will be wrapped extensively in multiple layers of heavy-duty bubble wrap and securely double-boxed for safe transit.Shipping flat rate within the EU is €45, which includes full tracking and insurance. Sold as-is. Don't miss out on a rare piece of European folk history!