● ◆ Fender 60's Stratocaster 97 MX Cand Red Relic Relic Maintenance
| Auction ends | over |
| Bids | 1 |
| Current price | ¥67,200 $462 |
| Start price | ¥67,200 $462 |
| Buy-now | ¥67,200 $462 |
| Consumption tax | 0% included |
| Seller | yomea_ +1025 |
| Condition | Used |
| Start time | 2024-04-03T22:02:13+09:00 |
| End time | 2024-04-08T00:28:00+09:00 |
| Auto-prolongation | Turned off |
| Lot number | v1112854586 |
| Seller position | Aichi-ken |
Fender 60's Stratocaster It is an exhibition of a Relic maintenance operation made in 1997. The color is candy red. MEXICO seems to be made in 1997. The natural lerrick by aging is cool. There are scratches due to aging, rust of metal part, and dullness. There is a crack at the top of the VOL knob.
The truss rod turns without any problems, and the neck is almost straight. There are more than 80 % of frets. I think the timber is better, so it sounds good.. ・ Products: Body, leather soft case (for transportation). There is no arm. ・ Delivery method: It will be shipped by Yu -Pack by cardboard. We cannot respond to content other than specified, but if you have any concerns, please ask in advance.
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The pegs are hard and there is a little unevenness in rotation. There is a little paint on the body side and the upper part, and there is a scratch.
Please check the appearance in the photo.
I think PU is TEX-MEX. Alder body, rosewood fingerboard, maple neck, weight 3.7kgThe truss rod turns without any problems, and the neck is almost straight. There are more than 80 % of frets. I think the timber is better, so it sounds good.. ・ Products: Body, leather soft case (for transportation). There is no arm. ・ Delivery method: It will be shipped by Yu -Pack by cardboard. We cannot respond to content other than specified, but if you have any concerns, please ask in advance.
We may cancel a negative evaluation or a new one close to a new one.. Thank you.
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