any lefty road worn models out there? i can't seem to find any

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I got this guitar and I learned how to make it talk...

I doubt it... To hard for Fender to re-tool to make an effort for us lefties.

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08 American Strat - Blizzard Pearl
04 MIM Strat - Black Maple Neck
07 Gibson SG - Heritage Cherry
11 Gibson Les Paul Studio 60's Tribute GT
Martin Acoustic - 00CXAE
Marshall Class 5 Head
Blackstar HT5 Combo
Mustang V Head
Behringer AT108

None. According to its website Fender currently makes nine lefty electric production models:

1. American Standard Strat
2. Standard Strat
3. American Deluxe Strat
4. American Standard Tele
5. Standard Tele
6. Highway One Strat
7. American Vintage '57 Strat
8. American Vintage '62 Strat
9. American Vintage '52 Tele

SG and SNYDER,was just wondering if you guys ever tried to play right handed or just took to it lefty.I have 2 sons both lefties dont ask me how no one in my wife or myselfs immediate family are,but my lil guy plays now he is 11.Tried to get him to play when he was 9 and had to buy one of those lil guitars and string it upsidedown he did not take to it till he got guitar hero go figure but know he plays righty and lucky for him he does lol.

yeah, it seems as if there is always some discrimination against musicians of the left-handed variety.

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It depends...some left-handed people have no trouble playing guitar right-handed. In other cases (such as my own) it just doesn't work.

I'm left handed in just about everything: writing, throwing, batting, bowling...you name it. But when I got my first guitar, I bought a right-handed model at the suggestion of the music store owner. He gave me all the usual reasons for doing so: 'the fretting hand does all the work, anyway,' 'they don't make any left-handed violins,' 'you'll have a better selection of guitars to choose from.'

I struggled with that right-handed guitar for several years and never felt like I was getting anywhere with it. I could do fingerstyle somewhat okay, but when I played with a pick it always felt uncomfortable and sounded sloppy -- even simple things. I was on the verge of giving up guitar altogether when I tried having my guitar restrung for a lefty player.

It instantly felt more comfortable, and within a couple months I was playing better lefty than I ever had righty.

They say there are degrees of left-handedness -- so I guess that people who are just 'mildly left-handed' or relatively ambidextrous can learn to play right handed without too much trouble. For others like me who are strongly left-handed, it just doesn't seem to be an option.

I have tried many times. But I'm just a natural lefty and it just feels way to awkward to play rightie.

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08 American Strat - Blizzard Pearl
04 MIM Strat - Black Maple Neck
07 Gibson SG - Heritage Cherry
11 Gibson Les Paul Studio 60's Tribute GT
Martin Acoustic - 00CXAE
Marshall Class 5 Head
Blackstar HT5 Combo
Mustang V Head
Behringer AT108