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GALLERY: Dallas International Guitar Festival 2013

Looking for a guitar that costs more than your car? The Dallas International Guitar Fest had more than a few, including some of the rarest of the rare.

Jeff Wallace
By Jeff WallaceApr 23, 2013
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1951 Fender Nocaster
  
"One of the rarest members of the Telecaster family, the Nocaster existed for a short spanяthe early part of 1951яbetween the original рBroadcasterс models and the renaming to Telecaster after Gretsch sued Fender for a trademark on the Broadkaster name. This one would set you back $34,900."
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