1972 Fender Stratocaster Sunburst Vintage Guitar w/OHSC
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This Is Located At Our Brick'n'Mortar Store In San Diego, CA
In Very Good Condition Overall - Marks, Nicks, Scratches From Over 50 Years Of Use - Please See All Photos
Weighs In At: 7 Pounds 12 Ounces
Original Staggered Pole Pickups And Electronics
Neck: 5.67k - Middle: 5.61k - Bridge: 5.67k
Original Hardware
Original Frets Show Wear Mostly Around The Cowboy Chords - See Photos
Nut Width: 1.59"
Neck Depth: .85" At The 1st Fret - .92" At The 12th Fret
Comes With The Original Trem Arm And Original Case Shown In Photos
The 1972 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst captures the bold style and unmistakable tone of Fender’s early-'70s era. Featuring a solid-body construction, comfortable maple neck, and three classic single-coil pickups, this vintage Strat delivers bright, expressive tone with plenty of snap and sustain. With its iconic double-cutaway design and timeless sunburst finish, the 1972 Stratocaster remains a true player’s instrument and a highly collectible piece of Fender history.
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| Condition | Very Good (Used) Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more |
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