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I wrote to the seller and asked
"What is it that makes you think
it's a 57? It seems to have the
wrong neck, pickguard, neck plate etc.
Can you tell me the serial number?"
His answer -
"This is waht the guy said..Old guy i believed him..
I dont play so i really dont know guitars..Just
bought it to hang on the wALL. The numbers are 11373"
The numbers seem to put it into the 55-56 year range.
But obviously most of the components are some kind
of non-F parts.
So there's a rip off here. It may have occurred TO the
current seller, it's surely going to occurr to the
prospective buyer.
Lumpy
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Eeek!
After writing to that eBay seller and
inquiring about the authenticity of that
57 strat, I received two friendly emails
in return. I believe the guy thinks he
has been mislead and he is doing the
honorable thing by pulling the auction.
Here is his email to me -
** begin quote from eBay strat seller **
Thanks .,, I am pullin it..I will have it checked..
I dont know any thing about guitars and dont play..
Just saw it and liked it wanted to hang it on the wall..
I was goin by what the guy said..Didnt pay much..So im not
out much..Thought if it was real i had a good deal..
I always do that and never end up with a good deal..
THanks Rich,, Tell others I would never purposely
miss lead or try to rip some one..
Anything i sell always has a full refund garuntee..
** end quote **
Lumpy
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Eeek!
