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I remember hearing about that place after I left LA. They had a lot of vintage Marshalls and their prices were known to be reasonable. The place I got my Tokai was Guitars R Us.

Weight is 7 lb, 11.5 oz.

Here's the area where the stamp would be.

That's where I looked and it should be there, but the neck is kind of chewed up there. I will upload a close-up of that spot.

It's a "V" neck. I can't see any sign of the "80" stamp on the neck.

Back in 1985 I got this at a vintage shop on Sunset Blvd. The body was stripped to natural at the time. Over the years came the gold finish, Seymour Duncan Hotrail, the re-fret with 6105s and a lot of hard playing. I decided to take it apart and do a little noise reduction work...so here it is.

'69 Marshall 50w or 100w for higher gain and a JTM45 for the big round sound.

I have a '78 ST80 that I thought was pretty early with 80018XX as a serial number, so are these "pre-serial number" STs well documented?

That's the look! What number is yours? My transparent white is 1885.

The '54 models I've seen have the 3 color, but they have been '79 or later. Maybe '78 was a different story?

My '79 Springy Sound purchased in '84 had already been messed with enough that I could set it up as I pleased. Now that I have aquired a clean '78, it only lacks that vintage bare wood feel to get it all the way to "real" strat status. Ned B

It seems that there are more Springy Sounds available suddenly. I snagged the Mary Kay a couple of weeks ago thinking I better jump and now there are a good three available! NB