| 1982 Tokai Goldstar Sound Ice Blue '57 Stratocaster, Near Mint Not For Sale |
The Tokai Goldstar Sound Stratocaster! This one is near perfect in every detail, check the color, a metallic ice blue, very rare,
completely original and special. The condition is 9/10 due to one detail alone... if you check the photos closely you'll see a
discoloration in the paint job just south and to the right of the bridge. I took a lot of photos because it's hard to see in certain
lights. You'd never see it from a crowd, but it's there and we like to be perfectly honest in our descriptions.
It's a great Tokai strat, sounds really good, plays good too! Weighs in at 7 lbs, so it must be alder. It's one of those rare
guitars with a solid, choice maple neck with skunk stripe. Very straight neck, medium C shape. Five position pickup selector
switch. As I said earlier, the condition is near new, very little playing time on this guitar, so you'd be the one to break it in.
It's all original and untouched. Original tremolo arm included.
You can check www.tokairegistry.com to find out more about this particular model... which I believe to be an ST60, based on
the specs.
completely original and special. The condition is 9/10 due to one detail alone... if you check the photos closely you'll see a
discoloration in the paint job just south and to the right of the bridge. I took a lot of photos because it's hard to see in certain
lights. You'd never see it from a crowd, but it's there and we like to be perfectly honest in our descriptions.
It's a great Tokai strat, sounds really good, plays good too! Weighs in at 7 lbs, so it must be alder. It's one of those rare
guitars with a solid, choice maple neck with skunk stripe. Very straight neck, medium C shape. Five position pickup selector
switch. As I said earlier, the condition is near new, very little playing time on this guitar, so you'd be the one to break it in.
It's all original and untouched. Original tremolo arm included.
You can check www.tokairegistry.com to find out more about this particular model... which I believe to be an ST60, based on
the specs.
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