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2011 Vintage Guitar Price Guide

They are still low and have been for years on the Fullertons. Show me a completed auction for a clean all original Fullerton Jazz for less than 2k. Another example, here is a 62 Fullerton Strat that just sold for $4775.

http://cgi.ebay.com/1984-FENDER-STR...T-/230569759651?pt=Guitar&hash=item35af0753a3

Now according to the 2011 Price Guide, what is that worth? I know that according to my 2009 edition it is only worth $1500-2500.

I am not sure what was special about that CAR 57 Strat. In the price guide 62's and 57's are priced the same and the 62's are selling about that price $2500-$3000. That 57 didn't even have the original case. That was a freak sale for sure.
 
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1982 Fender AVS '57 Precision RI. Sunburst, lots of finish checking.
1996 Fender Jazz & Precision 50th Anniversary Flame maple top & back gold hardware, limited edition xxx of 500.
1996 Stingray 20th Anniversary maple neck.

Thanks!


$1300-$1400
Precision & Jazz Both: $1200-$1325
$1600-$1825

I looked this up on my own earlier and thought it was interesting. Fullerton reissues have actually dropped a bit in value and the book puts all reissues from 82-89 in the same price range. After that all other reissues are $1000-$1100 which is only a few hundred cheaper. I would say that it's false but beyond a few rare cases I would say that Fullertons don't sell for what they used to.

Thanks, Johnny.
Those prices are about what I expected, although the 1996 Fender LTD models are a little higher than I would have thought.
The Fullerton RIs have come down quite a bit, almost to the point where they are bargains again.
 
81 Moonstone Exploder.
 

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Great idea for a thread, Johnny!

Not to belabor the Fullerton issue too much, but when I bought my two-tone 'burst '83 '57 RI P in 2007, the price guide was $200-$300 below the market for that bass according to my research at the time.

One request:
'63 P, oly white

Thanks!