One Of Back To The Future’s Signature Props Is Missing And A Global Hunt Has Begun

When Marty McFly stepped on the stage to definitely nail Chuck Berry’s iconic song “Johnny B. Gooden”, he created a lasting moment of film history. “Back to the future ‘has been preserved and respected since thenBut now Marty’s signature red Gibson guitar is missing, and the team behind the movie is hunting to find it.

Gibson guitars together “Back to the future” star Michael J. Fox and writer/producer Bob Gale (who worked All three films in the “back to the future” trilogy), grouped to produce a “Lost to the Future” documentary, which describes their search to track down the lost guitar that seems to have disappeared somewhere in space -time continuity (or, as Fox is joking, “” in some of the teams in the garage “).

It’s hard to imagine something so famous for missing but “Lost to the future” trailer Explore what the guitar means and why the film’s actors and crew are so desperate to find it again. Director Doc Crotzer told The Hollywood Reporter The fact that they have “studied the wires and rumors for a long time, and as you can imagine, we talk about 40 years ago, so the memories will fade. We were not in the era of digital paths or receipts and similar things. Also contradictory reports. You will also find as many different rumors as possible.”

The team believes that the guitar disappeared after it was returned to the rare guitars of the rental house in Los Angeles. Crotzer approached Mark Agnes, the leader of Gibsons’ brand experience, and former GM GM to Norman in the 2000s, and they might think it should be auctioned, even though they do not see evidence that it was actually sold through the auction. Probably Norman was simply bought by a guitar customer. It shows contradictory stories, regardless of whether the buyer was Norman’s female friend or the international buyer of Japan, and had evidence of this sales that have been lost in the sand.

Since the search has not produced answers, the team behind the movie now asks – yes, you! -If you have wires where the cherry red Gibson ES-345 can be. You can call or send text messages with 1-855-345-1955 with any cord or share your tips “Lost to the Future” site.

According to Gibson, the cherry red ES-345 is either a model in 1960 or 1961. The guitar does not have a serial number for authentication, but there is one detail that makes this guitar stand out: 12. FRRT had one gold bar marking instead of normal division. This unique tag is what the team calls a “smoking pistol” that tells them that they have found the right guitar.

Despite the difficulties of finding it so far, the team believes they will eventually find the guitar. Agne said that “Japan’s theory” is likely to be the truth, considering how popular the vintage guitar has been in the country and have Gibson’s international teams for hunting.

Although this search is funny marketing, director Crotzner, it’s really about combining Fox with this guitar for either an hour or maybe forever:

“I hope anyone who has this guitar is enough for movie fans to make it happen. There are a lot of potential scenarios. Is that a person who wants to find? Do you want them to say to us a guitar?”

This does not mean that anyone has a guitar, you just have to give it to charity. Angasi added that he is “absolutely 100 % ready to start talking to anyone who may be a guitar to buy”, which gives Gibson the opportunity to add it to his collection.

The vintage of all guitar would be worth $ 25,000- $ 50,000, so the guitar itself is quite literally invaluable. Good hunting, all!