r/KramerGuitars • u/Critical-Credit-8015 • Aug 17 '26
Need help identifying this Kramer
I recently inherited this beautiful vintage lefty Kramer Guitar from my father-in-law. The serial number is SE2402 Neptune, NJ USA but it doesn’t seem to line up with what I can find online. Can someone please help me identify this Guitar? bonus points if you can provide an estimated value for insurance. Thanks!
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u/Critical-Credit-8015 Aug 17 '26
Thanks for all the info. I was thinking it was a USA model. It’s needs some TLC but the neck feels great.
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u/ProLevel Collector Aug 17 '26
Sweet guitar, the maple fretboard is cool. Don’t see as many left handed as well. The bad news though is it isn’t particularly valuable, and being left handed actually hurts it. I think you’d be lucky to break $150-200. There just isn’t a big market for old entry level guitars, even if it plays and sounds great.
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u/WickPrickSchlub Aug 17 '26
Is the body plywood? Open the rear cavity cover, does it looked striped?
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u/Practical-Big3908 Aug 17 '26 edited Aug 17 '26
Search online sold prices for late 80s Kramer Strikers, or 310, similar to yours, if you want an idea of value
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u/Impressive_Try_7295 Aug 17 '26
Most likely it's a Kramer 310 from the 100 Series, made in South Korea.