1977 Greco EX800 Explorer Vintage Natural FujiGen Japan Maxon Pickups w/ Original HSC

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For Sale: 1977 Greco EX800 Explorer – Vintage Natural | FujiGen Japan | Original HSC Up for sale is a 1977 Greco EX800 Explorer in Vintage Natural, complete with its original hard-shell case. The EX800 is a rare and highly desirable late-’70s Japanese Explorer-style guitar from Greco’s celebrated vintage era. Built in Japan by FujiGen, these guitars came from the same period of Japanese manufacturing that produced some of the most respected vintage Greco and Ibanez instruments. Closely related to the legendary Ibanez Destroyer design of the era, the EX800 combines classic Explorer styling with quality Japanese construction, a slim-playing neck, rosewood fingerboard, long neck tenon, and vintage Maxon humbuckers. This particular example has been played and shows plenty of honest wear, with scratches, dings, and extensive finish checking that give it an absolutely killer vintage appearance. Condition Very Good Vintage Condition This guitar has been played and shows honest cosmetic wear throughout, including: Scratches throughout A fair amount of dings throughout the body Extensive finish checking General cosmetic wear consistent with a nearly 50-year-old instrument Natural aging throughout the finish and hardware The finish checking is especially prominent and gives the guitar a fantastic naturally aged appearance that simply cannot be duplicated by an artificial relic job. Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. The guitar has been professionally inspected and set up and is ready to play. The original hard-shell case is included. The case shows some cosmetic wear from age and use but remains fully functional and works great. Specifications Model: Greco EX800 Explorer Year: 1977 Made in Japan Factory: FujiGen Serial Number: JT76118 Finish: Vintage Natural Neck: Maple Neck Profile: Slim C Fingerboard: Rosewood Radius: Approximately 12" Nut Width: 1.75" Neck Depth: .82" at the 1st Fret Neck Dept