Antiques Roadshow evaluates a 57 Fender Strat for the owner who bought it in 1960 for $300.
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Antiques Roadshow evaluates a 57 Fender Strat for the owner who bought it in 1960 for $300.
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Wow…..
lol, of *course* it’s a genuine ’57 strat! Did he try and sell you a “genuine” ’58 Les Paul for a quarter on top?
Plus there’s also the chance that the guy selling it was a Dumbass. But more likely he was lying.
i’d say its pretty obvious you didnt buy an original 57 Strat then
i’ll be happy to buy yours for $1000..
double the price =D
This is bullshit! I bought a better condition 57 Strat for $500 a year ago. It looked amazing and the guy said it was on the market for 2 years for $600 and no one bought it!
no way that’s 50 to 60 grand!!!!!
corvette was just an example, yes cars have alot more to them these days, but inflation is still a key factor in the change in price over the years. Movies were a quarter, now it’s around $8, that’s probably a better example.
Standard Vettes cost around $45,000. But the more important thing to remember is that cars cost far more to produce now, even when accounting for inflation. If a Corvette cost in 1960 what it does now, adjusted for inflation, it would be more than $7000 dollars. Today’s cars use more expensive technologies, safety devices, higher engineering standards, higher labor costs… as you can see, all this has more than doubled the adjusted cost to produce a car. Also, an American Strat can run $2000+
50-60 grand. fucking badass.
A couple of quick questions about a fifty-seven:
1) For alder bodies, did they use one, two, or three piece?
2) I’m not too familiar with the vintage bridge. Is it a chrome plate, with all chrome saddles, or is it a non-plated steel plate, with steel saddles? Or is it a chrome plate with steel saddles, maybe? I know the whammy bar was always chrome…
Thanks
a reissue of course
but the standard les paul is around 2500 dollars 5 time more expensive thant a ’59 reissue !! I dont how much it would cost right now, but the jimmy page 59 signature is around 10 000 dollars
a real 59 or a reissue?
Either way I saw somewhere on the internet a chart of the 59′s worth over the years and I think in the last 10 years is when it really sky rocketed in price. So that story seems fairly plausible.
they are in the $300-700,000 range now
your dad is the coolest ever! lol he could buy a small ferrari for that price, and it will still gain value as time pass
Im glad to hear he’ll never sell it, it’s a historic piece he got there, like a modern stradivarius
you are right, but still ,I read Slash’s autobiography, and he says he worked few weeks to buy his ’59 Les Paul, 500 dollars! it was in 1985, that’s crazy
$300 in 1960 was expensive.
you could buy a brand new corvette for $3,000 back in those days, now they’re what 60, 70 grand? something like that.
inflation my friend.
Yea they could still bring down their prices, but just remember that the $300 he paid is all relative.
awesome! you should get the old boy to put some videos of him playing it up on youtube.
This is my dad and he has played this guitar my whole life and it sounds awesome! He will never sell it. And yes he certainly does love rock & roll! haha!!
that just shows that fender and gibson are full of shit nowadays, 300$ at the rime, now that’s easier to make them with all the new machines that it’s not even hand made like it was before, it’s ten time more expensive
get a girlfriend loser
nice axe. Check out OIL SPILL ELIMINATOR on You Tube
Yeah. just an ashtray cover over it
it’s just a standard bridge with what they call an “ash tray” cover on it.
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wat about the bridge iv never seen that bridge
Fuck you. You don’t know what you’re talking about.
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