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Posted by Ben (from: adsl-151-202-93-20.nyc.adsl.bellatlantic.net) on October 13, 2000 at 03:42:02:

In Reply to: Re: Seagulls etc. posted by snookdude on October 12, 2000 at 05:01:56:

: : I just picked up a used Seagull S6 Cedar in the case. Very nice shape.I'm in Canada and wonder if anyone can tell me what it's worth? I've played casually for years and this is my first visit to a "guitar site". I also have a near mint Fender Stratocaster I bought new in '83,which I'm told was one of the last years of the US made guitars.It's NOT for sale.What's this puppy worth for curiosity's sake?

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: Alot more info is needed to determine the value of a guitar. Your strat was not one of the last USA made. They make USA fenders every year. Happy playing.

An 80's strat has the worst resale value of any strat. The quality during that period sucked, and the guitars came in wierd variates. The same was true for Gibson during the time. The 80s was truly the time of the shredder guitar. Jackson's, Kramer's, and others are probably the only guitars from the 80's with any value today

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: : : I just picked up a used Seagull S6 Cedar in the case. Very nice shape.I'm in Canada and wonder if anyone can tell me what it's worth? I've played casually for years and this is my first visit to a "guitar site". I also have a near mint Fender Stratocaster I bought new in '83,which I'm told was one of the last years of the US made guitars.It's NOT for sale.What's this puppy worth for curiosity's sake? : : : : Alot more info is needed to determine the value of a guitar. Your strat was not one of the last USA made. They make USA fenders every year. Happy playing. : An 80's strat has the worst resale value of any strat. The quality during that period sucked, and the guitars came in wierd variates. The same was true for Gibson during the time. The 80s was truly the time of the shredder guitar. Jackson's, Kramer's, and others are probably the only guitars from the 80's with any value today

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