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hastingsrick
 Post subject: starcaster
PostPosted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 12:45 pm 
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Bit of a long shot;does anybody out there have a body shape for a 70s Fender Starcaster?
I usually build acoustics ,a friend has asked me to build one of these quirky looking guitars.
I live in the UK and I have not seen one.
I have scaled up a photo on Photoshop ,it's near but not quite right.
Any information would be very much apprieciated.
Greetings from a very wet Hastings 1066 Rick
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L. Presnall
 Post subject: Re: starcaster
PostPosted: Sat Nov 01, 2008 4:06 pm 
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I just gave one back to a kid last night after a setup...he got it for $25 at a garage sale, never played! If I can get it back for an hour, I'll trace it for you...just the body?

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Laurent Brondel
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I think Rick mentions the 335-like Starcaster of the '70s, pretty rare and selling at premium prices on the vintage market. Not the more recent cheap acoustic import.


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hastingsrick
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That would be great Larry, but as Laurent says this is the old 70s Starcaster semi acoustic with f holes. Fender have recently brought out a budget range of electrics and acoustics under the Starcaster name. They bare no resemblement to the 70s model.

Thanks Rick
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L. Presnall
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Ah, yes...okay Rick...I see what you're after now, and the kid's starcaster is the little solidbody "strat wanna-be"....maybe next time!

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