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1956 Fender Stratocaster

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1956 Fender Stratocaster1956 Fender Stratocaster A beautiful 1956 Fender Stratocaster, all original and in very good condition. This was one of my personal Stratocasters for many years. Its a fantastic examplegreat sounding, playing, and looking guitar. It has even been featured in much of our shop branding. The guitar has a lovely two tone sunburst finish, with some honest wear on the body and neck. The neck is simply outstanding: a perfect V to C shape with beautiful

1956 Fender Stratocaster 

A beautiful 1956 Fender Stratocaster, all original and in very good condition. This was one of my personal Stratocasters for many years. It’s a fantastic example—great sounding, playing, and looking guitar. It has even been featured in much of our shop branding. The guitar has a lovely two-tone sunburst finish, with some honest wear on the body and neck. 

The neck is simply outstanding: a perfect V-to-C shape with beautiful flame, dated (9/56) September '56. All electronics are original, with untouched solder joints. The highly sought-after bakelite parts are original and crack-free. 

It comes in its original tweed Koylon case with red lining, along with the strap and bridge cover.



More details:

  • Alder body 9/56
  • V shape maple neck 9/56
  • Original Kluson single-line tuners
  • Original "black bottom" pickups with original wiring and untouched joints (5.7k, 5.74k, 5.86k)
  • Original single layer white pick guard,
  • Original Bakelite knobs and pu covers
  • Original  3-way switch
  • Non original tremolo arm
  • Original “Patent number” steel-saddles 
  • Original Koylon tweed case with red lining
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