Hi everyone,

I just saw my friend has an old fender, it sounds very good!
But this guitar already been modified many times, I can see the S/N or model!

Anyone can help me? Please!
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Caleb

lol.

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Really old Vietnamese, or Philipino copy Caleb. There's a guy named Vince in Australia who might like this one...

Love the bridge

the bridge looks very different

anyone knows it's model name?

moreover, is it a fake or real one??

please tell us any information what you know about this guitar , thanks a lot!

+1!

And as we were fond of saying in The Nam......

Numbah fawkeeng tien, gee-aye!

Definitely a POS!



Arjay

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That ain't nothing that Fender makes or has ever made. How that bizarre bridge got the Fender name on it is beyond me. Fake, fake, fake, FAKE!!

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so...now we can know it was made in Vietnam(?)

and how about the old Vietnamese copy's comment?

is it good or...?

Thanks for your reply

Lonely Boy? Is that you?

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Its a worthless copy guitar.... Might look great hanging on a wall. The neck is mahogany with a rosewood fretboard.

Clues to being fake and therefore worthless:
Open Machine Tuners (exposed gears)
Screwbolt type saddle on the bridge. (Very similar to early telecasters which were in three pieces.
Tremolo is similar Jaguar, but never on a Stratocaster
Fender has always used a three or position blade selector, never a toggle Mahogany has never been a Fender guitar wood, always maple.

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Yes I also guess this is fake, and probably assembled by someone else.
But the design of bridge is very interesting, how to adjust the octave?

If this is fake and assembled, I think maybe that's why I never heard the tone ever. lol

Thanks everyone!

If, I said if. it's selling now

how much do you want to pay for?

(it's only a Hypothetical question)