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it depends is it an American standard Strat or a Mexican Strat i payed around 600.00 for my 1995 Cherry Red Fender Mex-Strat 2 years ago so American standard around 800.00 to 900.00 Mex 400.00 to 600.00
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Jesse Craig
I just paid $1100 for a 1995 Limited Edition Fender American Stratocaster standard in Lake Placid Blue with a matching headstock.The guitar was purchased by a collector and was never played they only made them for a short time in 95 so the condition has a big factor on what a guitar is worth. If it was used worth around $800-$1000 Did not mind paying $1100 for a 16 year old guitar never played!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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∙ 12y ago
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∙ 12y agoI've seen 1989 Strats that were Made in the USA go as low as $250.00 on eBay, but seem to average at $400-$600. I've also seen people trying to sell them for as high as $1000 on Craigslist.
It really boils down to how much a particular person wants it at that particular price. Without hearing it first, aka buying it online, I'd might pay $500-$600 for a white-lefty that's set up to play right handed and had faded to a light yellow over the years. But I wouldn't pay $200 for a red and white one. It's all subjective to the person looking that particular day.
The Made in Japan one's usually go for $300 to $600 on eBay depending on color and tuner locks.
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∙ 12y agoif its American made in good condition; about 800-1000 dollars. Mexican made probably between 600-800
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∙ 9y agoA 1990 fender Stratocaster is worth about $500 to $550 dollars in fair condition. One is good condition is worth between $700 and $800 dollars.
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∙ 15y agoabout $1300 for the next three years
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∙ 10y agoreissue 71 strat in good condition worth?
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900£
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