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Will Ferrule · November 15th, 2006, 11:16 PM

Thanks to all for the advice and the welcome! Guitars are clearly more interesting and less dangerous than politics...

Although I never really thought of an '83 as a vintage guitar, I guess it is. Because they were produced right at the end of the CBS era, the '83 and '84 Teles and Strats are among the last made in Fullerton, the ancestral and spiritual home of Fenders. Hopefully that means it will go up in value like crazy. That said, there's no way I'll be taking the Black and Decker to it.

JamonHamon: It's black with a laminated black guard with 5 screws. One-piece maple neck with skunk stripe.

November 15th, 2006, 11:16 PM	#18 (permalink)
Will Ferrule TDPRI Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Canada Posts: 41	Thanks to all for the advice and the welcome! Guitars are clearly more interesting and less dangerous than politics... Although I never really thought of an '83 as a vintage guitar, I guess it is. Because they were produced right at the end of the CBS era, the '83 and '84 Teles and Strats are among the last made in Fullerton, the ancestral and spiritual home of Fenders. Hopefully that means it will go up in value like crazy. That said, there's no way I'll be taking the Black and Decker to it. JamonHamon: It's black with a laminated black guard with 5 screws. One-piece maple neck with skunk stripe.