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Fender experts please help

Can't quite read the serial number - don't most usually have a letter in front (like an "S") before the numbers? I just see "76".... *shrug* I'm no expert though, so...

It looks like it's 30+ years old to me.

edit: is this the guy who wants to trade, or is this you? :smug:

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That is my hero, Klaus Kinski. I'm a fatter, angrier version. But less crazy.

Where the heck did you get that picture, anyway?
 
I own and have owned several mid 70's Fenders and it all looks good from the outside, but as far as the electronics are concerned,that's a differant story, the jack is missing why? Was it bad, or have the pups and or pots changed? Does he have the case with it?
Dig a little deeper with the seller to find out more info. and defanatly get more pics.
 
Can't quite read the serial number - don't most usually have a letter in front (like an "S") before the numbers? I just see "76".... *shrug* I'm no expert though, so...

It looks like it's 30+ years old to me.

edit: is this the guy who wants to trade, or is this you? :smug:

3856877505_87e8ba89a5.jpg

That is the transistion year for Fender serial numbers from the neck plate to the headstock this first year was "76" then changed to S6 around mid year i believe.
 

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