Guitar for youngsters

[fett]

I'm only showing you this because it is the perfect guitar for a starter for the kid and a very good guitar to boot. 7/8 size solid wood body and a very thin neck. This is Korean made in the 80's and I love it. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...8959&rd=1&rd=1

[wilkinsi]

my first guitar was a squier strat. didn't take long before i started part-exing..

[fett]

Not one of these. These are very well made guitars. Ok. I'll just keep this to myself.

[Sanctuary]

My first guitar. An '83, MIJ. Like you say, awesome as a starter...

[Sanctuary]

This is Korean made in the 80's and I love it.

I think you'll find that it says "Made in Japan" under the logo...



Throw us the serial number and I'll look up the year.

[fett]

These Japanese and Korean Bullets and Strats are really good guitars. The small bods and slim neck are perfect for a young one. And if he or she gets bored you can get your money back, if you buy right. I stumbled into a USA Bullet. Those Tele necks sell for big bucks. Look for an "E" serial number. Then there are the JV numbers.

[Sanctuary]

So what's the serial number on yours?

[fett]

My USA one? It's an '82.

[straycat]

I think I have a case for one of those or is it a mustang or a duo-sonic case hell I don't know.

[Sanctuary]

They didn't come with cases. I bought mine new, so I know...

[Sanctuary]

My USA one? It's an '82.

Nah, the one in the auction.

[fett]

It's E729349.

[Sanctuary]

Definitely MIJ then. Probably one of the last ones (I believe '87 was the last year). Good stuff.

[fett]

Well, then why does it say, "Made in Korea" on the headstock? Probably one of those famous "transition" guitars. Regardless, keep your eyes open for these.