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Federico Garcia, 1969, No. 1

by Joseph
(Houston TX)

Classical Guitar, excellent condition
Federico Garcia, 1969, No. 1,
Make an offer; First $2000 gets it.

This guitar has had very little use and shows little wear. It has new strings. This first rate instrument has a wonderful sound and is in absolutely excellent condition.

contact me at: zluke007@yahoo.com
leave phone number for priority response

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Federico Garcia, 1969, No. 1

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Apr 24, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		fake guitar
by: Anonymous

No such luthier Federico Garcia. The guitar is a cheap import from Japan, distributed by Sherry Brenner in Chicago. Brenner slapped some fake Spanish labels on the guitar.
Jun 26, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		How do you know
by: Anonymous

What's your credibility for your statement on this guitar being a fake?
Jul 19, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		No such maker
by: Anonymous

He is right. Frederico Garcia never made guitars and they were made in Japan and shipped to Sherry-Brenner Ltd of Chicago. I have a 1967 model that my Dad owned and I could probably get $200 for it.
Mar 17, 2011
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starstar 		Fake it is !
by: Anonymous

I'm afraid they're correct.
Sherry Brener imported these and they are pretty mediocre cheap guitars.
Personally I think $200 is on the high side.
Some folks on ebay collect these, so you may want to try to sell it there.
Good Luck.
Aug 28, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		fake??
by: Anonymous

No - it's NOT fake - what the hell does fake mean?? It's a freaking real Fredrico Garcia. I don't think anyone has taken the time to make a fake Fredrico Garcia yet... keep an eye on the Chinese though.

What you REAL Fredrico Garcia is worth will be determined by what someone is willing to pay you for it.

I sold mine for about $200 - I thought it was worth more, but then I guess I shouldn't have put it in an auction. Actually I wish I would have kept it for that little amount of cash . . . live and learn.

Good luck though - if you don't get over $300 just keep it.

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