1979 Stratocaster - Fender hardtail Strat in Antigua with Original Fender case

This 1979 Fender Strat is one of 2 1979 Hardtail Strats in Antigua I bought from the same collection and this beauty carries the serial number S957204. This guitar looks good and plays good as well.  It is quite a heavy monster, weighing in at  9 pounds, 10.5 ounces, but it is absolutely gorgeous.  These are the photos of the one you will get . 

A Piece of '70s Mojo: Vintage 1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail in Rare Antigua Finish

For your consideration is this exceptional, all-original 1979 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail, a true vintage find presented in the distinctive and highly collectible Antigua finish. Accompanied by its original Fender hardshell case, this guitar is a tangible piece of music history, ready to be cherished by a collector or played by a musician who appreciates the unique character of late-'70s Fender instruments.

Key Features & Specifications

• Distinctive Antigua Finish: The solid alder/ash body boasts the unique Antigua burst finish, first re-introduced by Fender in 1977. This polarizing, yet highly sought-after, finish has earned affectionate nicknames like "Moon Burst" and "Spew Burst" and is overflowing with undeniable '70s mojo. The matching 4-ply Antigua pickguard completes the iconic aesthetic.
• Hardtail Design for Enhanced Tone: Factory-equipped with a string-through-body hardtail bridge, this Stratocaster trades the tremolo system for superior tuning stability and increased sustain and resonance. This design choice is often favored by players who prioritize a solid, full sound, particularly suitable for rock and rhythm-heavy playing styles.
• Classic '70s Construction: The guitar features a comfortable, "chunky" C-shaped maple neck and a maple fingerboard with black dot inlays. It includes the era-correct large headstock with a bullet truss rod and three-bolt neck plate, along with original "F" tuners, all contributing to its authentic vintage appeal.
• Authentic Vintage Tone: Equipped with its original gray-bottom single-coil pickups, all electronics are in perfect working order, delivering the signature clear, bell-like, and punchy Stratocaster sound of the era.

Condition & Collectibility

This instrument is in very good shape for its age, with honest wear and it has some minor nicks, dings, and surface scratches that tell the story of its history and use. The neck is straight and the frets show some wear but have plenty of life left. The inclusion of its original hardshell case adds significant value for collectors.

A professionally set up, all-original vintage guitar, this   is a rare find for those seeking an instrument with both historical significance and incredible playability.