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I really appreciate the collective knowledge of the forum, and thanks to everyone for their perspective. I'm thinking I'll refinish the neck and...
This article https://www.fuzzfaced.net/squier-korea-plywood.html says the very first Korean made strats were Fender branded with plywood bodies...
The first sentence of the article says that the first MIK's were produced under the Fender brand then "immediateley after under the squier brand.
I just found this article https://www.fuzzfaced.net/squier-korea-plywood.html that says the first Korean made Fender strats had plywood bodies....
Wasn't sure about when mim started but according to the quote from houseguitarshop above: "Also some of the plywood bodied guitars were labeled...
I found this thread regarding squiers with plywood bodies
Looking at the drill holes I'd say there were squier bullet tuners on at one point
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Didn't know squier made some with plywood bodies. So this could be a squier body with an early (late 70's?) mim neck.
The frets are worn down. looks like they had several leveling jobs and now just need replacing.
The neck is pretty old. The frets are well worn and these are the 4th set of tuners based on drill holes. I was thinking of refinishing the neck...
Yeah. Weird. I thought maybe it said made in Japan or something under the logo and someone wanted to pass it off as made in America.
figured out the picture posting thing
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