1970's Japanese Stratocaster - Thrift Shop

1970's Japanese Stratocaster - Thrift ShopPart of our Thrift Shop section of instruments that are sold unserviced, untested and as is. All of these listings are as pictured and will need servicing and repairs to get them up and running, perfect projects for amateur tinkerers and professional flippers alike. We're not answering specific questions on these online (since they're untested) and we've priced them well under market value, if you'd like to see one in person they're available for

The 12-step patterns allowed for 3/4 and 6/8 rhythms

this is likely one of ESP's short-run models based on the guitar Akira Takasaki (of LOUNDESS) used throughout the 80's including the bands US dates in 1985

the FVB-75 is a Japanese Flying V Bass sold by Greco for a few years

endlessly cool 26 "fret" ebony fingerboard (860mm scale length and a 40mm brass nut) and weigh 3

Seems to be all original

This one has a pair of Tokai humbuckers installed along with Japanese hardware and wiring

US-made distortion capable of dialling in̴ over-the-top soaring leads and rich

Kill Button

Beloved by musicians and producers the world over

three-way pickup selector

A Japanese market JK1000 made in the late 1980's that the previous owner converted into a tribute to George Lynch

the V-65 was Tokai's higher end Flying V model