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21 Nov Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder Fix

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Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder

The Serial Number Pins are retained from a single machine stamping. The serial number is called the serial number number. This number is called the fiscal year number. The fiscal year number is a set of numbers that identify the year that each guitar was made. The fiscal year number is always two digits and the fiscal year number will be stamped on the back of the top plate of the headstock. It is often preceded by a letter to identify what guitar the fiscal year is for. Once a fiscal year number for a guitar is assigned it is permanent and the same fiscal year number will be stamped on all guitars of that build.

Unfortunately, this number is a starting point and not an ending point. Every time a guitar is sold or traded or moved, this number can change. Most of the time this will be done when the guitar is refinished and has an old number glued on to cover the new one. If you find this number is indeed changing while on consignment with a dealer, contact the Fender Customer Care department and ask them for the current fiscal year number. If the fiscal year number is given to you by the Customer Care department of Fender, you may print it out and add it to your own archive. You may also call Customer Care and get a verified Fiscal Year number from them. If you don’t get a number from them, contact the Fender Customer Service department. You can find the Fender Customer Service department and place a case via the link below.https://www.fender.com/contactus/en-us/

The company has also been very good about filling out the remainder of the number, with the “code” being used to identify the type of model. The following pieces of information are included in the codes.

Approximate Serial Numbers Year 01 0270 000 1985 01 0271 0266 1986 01 0276 0289 1987 01 0290 0214 1988 01 0291 0333 1989 01 0313 0506 1990 01 0508 0919 1991 01 0910 1339 1992 01 1330 1616 1993 01 1609 1913 1994 01 1914 2309 1995 01 2321 2544 1996 01 2525 2810 1997 01 2815 2993 1998 01 2997 3076 1999 01 3099 3231 2000 01 3244 3442 2001 01 3445 3533 2002 01 3519 3681 2003 01 3683 3871 2004 01 3881 4036 2005 01 4071 4251 2006 01 4257 4441 2007 01 4456 4530 2008 01 4534 4608 2009 01 4652 4790 2010 01 4853 4700 2011 01 4856 4822 2012 01 4857 4913 2013 01 4958 4982 2014 01 4993 5013 2015 01 5115 5092 2016 01 5093 5103 2017 01 5119 5122 2018 01 5127 5131 2019 01 5156 5172 2020
I believe someone is trying to rip me off. Im looking for a guitar for my grandson. Thought if I got one with a little history it would inspire him to take it seriously. I feel he has a future in music as he has always been interested in it since only a few months old. He had his favorites and would let it be known if he didnt want to hear something. Hes been doing extremely well on the drum set his parents got him. Anyway, I am led to believe that this (see pic) is a very good model. However, upon starting my research I found that a true Parker serial number would only have 6 or 7 numbers. This one has 9. Can you help
I knew of a couple of Parker people that were able to decode the serial numbers, however, I was never able to connect with either of them. Since then, a small community has formed on the internet, and members share data and images of their decoded instruments. Parker hardware is actually being sold all over the world. If you still have your nose plucked to decode one for yourself, contact RICK (dave2rocks@yahoo.com) on the GSTRF (guitar serial number) list.
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Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder Fix

21 Nov Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder Fix

Parker Guitar Serial Number Decoder Fix

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