What a thread. Like many others I came across it when searching for information on the FG335
I bought my FG335 back in 76 and still have it, although it's had the strings changed a couple of times it's still as original as Triggers broom (UK readers only may get that one).
I bought it from a music shop in London as I was off to work in Nigeria and wanted a guitar to take with me that had a reasonable sound but that wouldn't cost the earth in case it got damaged or warped in the climate.
44 years and many miles later it still plays and sounds great.
WHo knows, given the time this thread has been going it may well go on for another 20 or 30 years.
