Vintage 1970s "Eagle" Stratocaster-style electric guitar, featuring a custom aftermarket cosmetic finish

€100

Brand & Origin: "Eagle" was a badge brand used by European and UK distributors to import high-quality replica guitars during the "lawsuit era" of Japanese guitar manufacturing (often produced in renowned factories like Matsumoku or Hoshino Gakki)
Model Style: It is built as a traditional 1970s Fender Stratocaster copy, complete with a bullet truss rod adjustment at the nut, three single-coil pickups, and a maple fretboard.

Finish: The black-and-white geometric stripe pattern is not factory original. It is a custom paint or vinyl decal job done by a previous owner to mimic the iconic "Black and White" (1979 EVH Bumblebee / Frankenstrat) pattern popularized by legendary guitarist Eddie Van Halen.