Here an attractive Fender Stratocaster in an orange sunburst finish. Great 1977/9 vintage guitar; medium heavy. The rich sunburst finish has remained crisp and clear and as result is stunning, especially in afternoon sun light. . The guitar plays very well, all the hardware operates as it should, the electrics work flawlessly. The 3 way switch was swapped for a 5-way by the previous owner, and is still in the case. Maple neck, rosewood fingerboard with real mother of pearls dot markers. Great looker and a killer player, as you would expect from a classic fender guitar, lotsa vintage feel and mojo.

Here a rare 1979 Fender Stratocaster electric Guitar in Monaco Yellow. Great looking Strat with killer appearance and a very versatile instrument and a joy to play. Chrome hardware which is slightly tarnished due to the use over the years, giving the guitar an attractive patina. Defo one of the best vintage Stratocasters kicking around. Very responsive guitar and easy to play. Lovely aged coloured finish. Good condition, no major marks or dents. Lives in  Fender hard-case

Here  a 1988 Fender Stratocaster Deluxe in Pewter Grey metallic. This is a rare Fender Strat with Lace Sensors pick ups for reduced hum and guitar feedback. Later variants were called Strat Plus (Lace Sensors are single-coil pickups; that are different from classic single coils. The main difference is that, like the pickups used on the old Fender Jags, the coil is surrounded by metal barriers which are designed to reduce electro-magnetic interference such as power line hum by way of shielding the coils). This is a versatile instrument and one of the best Strats kicking around. Very responsive guitar and easy to play. Lovely metallic aged coloured finish. Good condition, vintage yellowed scratch plate giving it an old style Strat feel. The guitar lives in  Fender hard-case.

Here a great looking Fender Stratocaster Eric Clapton model made in USA 2018, in a red finish with factory fitted noiseless pick ups. One of my latest fender guitars, unmolested and pretty much unplaced. It’s the standard Clapton Strat, not the custom shop but still a well playing instrument. Standard maple fretboard and alder body comprising the simple but classic Strat look.  It’s a light and responsive guitar and easy to play. Lives in its Fender tweed case.

Here a 1979 Fender Stratocaster hardtail electric guitar in walnut finish. The walnut has faded in parts and the result is stunning. The guitar plays well, all the hardware operates as it should, the electrics work flawlessly. The guitar has minimal play wear and shows signs of developing patina. You won’t find many in such a great nick. Great looker and a killer player, as you would expect from a classic fender guitar. The wood on the neck has also beautifully aged to a rich colour resulting in a satin finish. So, here we have a very playable and functional guitar with ounces of mojo and a great vintage feel to it.

Fender Stratocaster, 1979 Hardtail in natural wood finish, relatively light Ash body, with rosewood fretboard. This is a great stock Fender guitar, industrially built, and despite Fenders 1970s quality issues this is a great machine. The guitar plays very well, all the standard chrome hardware operating, as it should, the electrics work flawlessly. The finish has yellowed slightly is due to ageing giving it a satinwood appearance. Great looker and a killer player, as you would expect from a classic fender guitar. The wood on the neck has also aged to a rich colour resulting in a similar dark satin finish. In all a very playable and guitar oozing mojo.

In 1979, Fender celebrated the 25th anniversary of the Stratocaster (introduced in 1954) with its first “anniversary” instrument, and the first Fender Guitar to be issued in a pre-determined and numbered, limited quantity. A small run of 500 or so instruments produced were finished in Pearl White. However, due to the instability and excessive checking of the finish, many were recalled and re-finished in Porsche Silver (though Fender refers to it as “25th Anniversary Stratocaster Silver”), the color that was used in the rest of the production run. So here we have one of these Silver series in near mint condition.

Here an aged cream white Fender Stratocaster hardtail. electric guitar. Great 1979 vintage guitar; heavy as hell. The cream has yellowed smoothly and the result is stunning. The guitar plays well, all the hardware operates as it should, the electrics work flawlessly. Here we have a guitar with minimal play wear and patina. You won’t find many like this in such a great nick. Great looker and a killer player, as you would expect from a classic fender guitar. The wood on the neck has also beautifully aged to a rich colour resulting in a dark satin finish So here we have a very playable and functional guitar with ounces of mojo and a great vintage feel to it.

Here another iconic Fender USA guitar in the collection, a faded/aged Three-tone Tobacco burst Fender Stratocaster electric guitar. Great 1977 vintage guitar and a classy looker too. All electrics work well. Here we have an SRV Model with genuine play wear and patina without all the modern day relicing. You won’t find many like this in such a great nick. Great looker and a killer player, as you would expect from a classic guitar. The finish has beautifully aged to a and the neck has a lovely satin finish, the paint of the neck has aged and worn off in some of the played areas making it a fast player too. So here we have a very collectible rock machine with ounces of mojo and a great vintage feel to it. Lives in a 1980s fender case.

1979 Fender Stratocaster in Alpine white, big 1970’s headstock. One of my better guitars and all original, factory fitted bits and bobs. Very responsive guitar and easy to play. Lovely snow coloured  finish. Good condition, no major marks or dents. Lives in Fender hard-case