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1969 Frederico Garcia Guitar for sale

by dennis kinnaird
(cookeville, Tennessee, U.S.A.)

1969 Frederico Garcia Guitar

1969 Frederico Garcia Guitar

This guitar is in good shape a 3 little dings on the front of the guitar. It has a really nice sound to it. I am asking $1,500.00

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1969 Frederico Garcia Guitar for sale

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Aug 24, 2007
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starstarstarstarstar 		No Contact Details
by: Mike Bell

Hi Dennis,

Thanks for advertising with us. You seem to have forgotten to put contact details in your ad.

If you place your email address and/or your phone number in a comment box, I'll add them to your ad for you.

If you'd rather you could re submit the add with the contact details and I will replace your current ad with the new one.

Mike Bell
Jan 17, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		garcia guitar
by: philip conrad

Garcia is a phony name/label created by jim sherry of sherry-brenner co. in chicago starting in the late 70s. The guitar is a laughing stock with people even remotely in the know. It's made in japan,very cheaply at that, with the 1a models sold new approx 250.00-if seller would like another one,he can buy mine that I purchased new.
Apr 19, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		philip conrad
by: don stone

philip conrad
made in spain in 1969
Dec 16, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		Garcia's Make Beautiful Music !!!
by: Anonymous

You dont know what you are talking about.
I hv a Beautiful Garcia Made in Spain 1967.
Im not much of a guitarist, but people that hv played my guitar love the sound and the tonality.
Everyone who has played it has asked to buy it from me.
Someone who repairs million dollar Stratovarius
who also did a repair on my guitar wanted to buy it. He loved the sounds it produced.
Jan 11, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		still for sale
by: Dennis Kinnaird

I still have this guitar for sale. I will reduce the price to $1000.00. Call me @ 931-510-4769. thank you
Jan 22, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Could be woth it
by: John Mayer

Real ones have a red label. I own one. I bought it from a nun who taught me to play in New York in 1978. Between 1965_1974, this company had a very dishonest manufacturing process. A distributor in Chicago cooked up a plan to create these guitars in Japan claiming they were made in Spain. There is no such person as Fredrico Garcia.

What does your label say on the inside? Your guitar could be worth far more than $1000 or it could be worth $50.



Feb 10, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		I will buy your phony/cheaply Garcia Guitar!
by: H J Byron - JD

Dear Mr. Philip Conrad

I read your stements related the "SUPRA" issue quote:
"Garcia is a phony name/label created by jim sherry of sherry-brenner co. in chicago starting in the late 70s. The guitar is a laughing stock with people even remotely in the know. It's made in japan,very cheaply at that, with the 1a models sold new approx 250.00-if seller would like another one,he can buy mine that I purchased new."

Respectfully, I took your word: "I will buy your Garcia Guitar that you bought new". Just send me a email to: hj.byron@yahoo.com ASAP. I send you the $200.00 + or - you had stated it is worth and save you from this phony guitar that you discredit so much!

I will publish or deal in this forum!

Thanks in advance for your bona-fide acts and honesty. Yes Sir, you had just sold you Federico Garcia Guitar. Congratulations!

Cordially,

H J Byron - Juris Doctor
Feb 13, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Still Waiting to Buy Your Guitar but, You are hidding!
by: Hector J Byron - Juris Doctor

Dear Mr. Philip Conrad

As an authority in guitars you stated in this respetable forum that quote:

"Garcia is a phony name/label created by jim sherry of sherry-brenner co. in chicago starting in the late 70s. The guitar is a laughing stock with people even remotely in the know. It's made in japan,very cheaply at that, with the 1a models sold new approx 250.00-if seller would like another one,he can buy mine that I purchased new."

Respectfully, I took your word: "I buy your phony Garcia Guitar that you bought new". Just send me a email to: hj.byron@yahoo.com ASAP. I send you the $200.00 + or - you had stated it is worth and save you get rid of this "phony" guitar that you discredit so much!

Respectfully Sir: The value of your word of honor is at stake at this forum, the ball is at your yard but, you does not respond!

I take your word of honor: I buy your Garcia "phony" guitar! Where is you now Sir?

I do not want to think that your comments are just "phony" "BS"!

Cordially,

H J Byron - Juris Doctor
Feb 24, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		1970 Garcia
by: Jimmy La

I have a 1970 Garcia, Grade 1. The 'Federico' was dropped in 1970. The grading indicates the woods used. Grade 1 has E Indian Rosewood back and sides, Cedar top and Neck, Granadillo fretboard and bridge. The Sherry-Brener website indicates Brazilian Rosewood back and sides, Mahogany neck and Ebony Fretboard but this is not the case. It appears that there was some degree of misleading information on the part of Sherry-Brener as to origin. However, they are well made guitars. The website indicates of value of $3000 and I've seen people trying to sell them online for as much as $2500 and as little as $500. I paid less for mine in a pawn shop. You'd probably have to spend nearly $1000 to buy this level of quality in a new guitar. I love mine, it sounds great.

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