1985 Squier Japan Contemporary Series HSS Stratocaster (Torino Red)

1985 Squier Japan Contemporary Series HSS Stratocaster (Torino Red)Seemingly a non catalog model from Fender's Boxer Contemporary series of the mid 1980's. Solid body with a Torino Red finish bolted to a glossy black maple neck with a 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (648mm scale length), weighs 3. 5kg's. Loaded with the original Fender HSS pickups controlled by master volume tone controls and a 5 way selector, it looks to be all original as pictured. Good overall used condition as pictured with basic wear and tear from

Finished in a seldom seen "OCR" Old Candy Apple Red finish (even rarer as a Lefty

The neck and body are factory matched and it's very likely that this was made during the Ibanez transition to Korea and was partially made in both factories (started in one and finished in the other)

Ibanez Super 4 pickups controlled by volume/tone/boost knobs and a three-band active EQ

Sen ash body with a maple neck and bound maple fingerboard (with block black inlays)

With the central toggle switch you can choose the order of the two channels

Seems close to all original except for the missing headstock logo plate

taking its basic structure from the Klon Centaur® but with some major improvements for the modern player

the SG40 was a super "modern" design for the time with plenty of Japanese "art deco" vibe

The neck heel has "K811" stamped on there otherwise there's no model number to be seen inside or out

the FST-70 was the a mid-tier model from Fernandes that replicated the Fender CBS era Stratocaster

The RG380F is an RG series solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez for 1996

This SG1000 features a mahogany body with a maple cap