Hello,
Here is my new vintage guitar.
It's a Framus circa 1970, but I can't find which model it is.
It looks like it has barely been played on. Few scratches on the pick guard, but the frets are as new.
I love its looks and quality. It has plenty of sustain. A great guitar!
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zimzum - Posts: 9
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Just curious, why do you believe it is a Framus?
Here is the only Framus Stratocaster style guitar I am aware of:
Your guitar certainly has the Framus tailpiece and pickguard but nothing else in common with this Framus Strat.
My first thought is your guitar is a home build that used some Framus parts.
Let us know how you know it is a Framus.
Whether it is a Framus or not it certainly looks cool
Here is the only Framus Stratocaster style guitar I am aware of:
Your guitar certainly has the Framus tailpiece and pickguard but nothing else in common with this Framus Strat.
My first thought is your guitar is a home build that used some Framus parts.
Let us know how you know it is a Framus.
Whether it is a Framus or not it certainly looks cool
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The seller mentioned it a s a Framus.
I found few pictures of this model, but the name never was mentioned.
I found few pictures of this model, but the name never was mentioned.
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zimzum - Posts: 9
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I too believe it is a Framus, semi rare.
Screw Milk, Got Wood.
- Luthier-Atlanta
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framus tended to do this sometime produce a model that isn't mentioned in any of their catalogs.
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