What guitar models would you like re-introduced...

p90fool

Gibson ES 125T.

gusman2x

Fender Swinger

Ibanez Jem 77SK (the pink one)

But you can get new Travis Beans, so I guess that's a win if you have the cash.

timhulio

Fender Performer. Or rather a hardtail version of.

Flanging_Fred

Gibson MIII  (EDIT:  OOh I see they did re-issue them, but without the stunning/awful pick guard)
Kramer NightSwan
Washburn EC29
Yamaha MSG  (do they still make those?)
Charvel Surfcaster

richardhomer

Marlin Sidewinder

HAL9000

HarrySeven;1084409" said:

This:















Ibanez Roadstar II RS315.



I owned several of these many years ago and I would dearly love another.

Looks great.

HAL9000

stimpsonslostson;1084507" said:

Fender Esquire. I know it's easy enough to build yer own, but it seems a strange omission from their range.

^ This. Especially if Fender were to build a Classic Player one (like the Baja 50s Tele) with a V profile neck and a flatter fretboard.

timhulio

They still make one, or did until recently:
http://intl.fender.com/en-GB/guitars/telecaster/classic-series-50s-esquire-maple-fingerboard-2-color-sunburst/

Tuscan777

Flanging_Fred;1085040" said:

Charvel Surfcaster

This. In spades.

TTBZ

Them roadstars look great apart from the slightly phallic headstock! Love the body shape.

I'd love a doublecut LP.

TheBigDipper

A proper '70s Fender Starcaster with a proper bridge and proper WR pickups, not those ordinary humbuckers in a big casing.

guitarcookie1

Gibson Nighthawk (90's version)

Charvel Surfcaster

Fender Electric XII

usedtobe

RandallFlagg said:

A regular factory build Gibson Les Paul Junior, with original specs, no new innovations just a regular Jr that isn't a £2K custom shop job.

Indeed!

usedtobe

DaevidJ;1084936" said:

[quote="RandallFlagg;1084861"]A regular factory build Gibson Les Paul Junior, with original specs, no new innovations just a regular Jr that isn't a £2K custom shop job.

Would love to see a DC version in original spec too!
[/quote]

I took DC as read, tbh..!

DiscoStu

TTBZ said:

Them roadstars look great apart from the slightly phallic headstock! Love the body shape.

I'd love a doublecut LP.

It's a great headstock, and not nearly as Smurf as the Fender Starcaster effort. My Blazer has the same design

https://scontent-lhr3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/fr/cp0/e15/q65/524214_10152892632299597_9001224170503274801_n.jpg?efg=eyJpIjoidCJ9&oh=e64d220b47d37a540f6d01eec3499241&oe=57CEC4A0

A5D5E5

Flanging_Fred said:

Gibson MIII  (EDIT:  OOh I see they did re-issue them, but without the stunning/awful pick guard)
Kramer NightSwan
Washburn EC29
Yamaha MSG  (do they still make those?)
Charvel Surfcaster

There is a 29 fret Stephen's Extended Cutaway Floyd equipped guitar in Washburn's current parallaxe range.  It is set neck rather than neck through and I've not played one so I can't compare it to an EC29 (which I love).

They also do a 7 string 29 fret version now as well.

http://www.washburn.com/parallaxe/pxs/

mudslide73

Yamaha Free Art. Killer concept - just spec them up a bit with Floyds n Duncans etc. @rossyamaha

TonyR

Rickenbacker 360WB

Jeremiah

Yamaha SGV

Fender TC-90 Thinline

soma1975

Strat-O-Sonic and Toronado