What ever happened to the iconic Cherry Red Gibson ES-345 guitar used by Michael J. Fox in 'Back to the Future'? Gibson has launched a search to find it.

The guitar Michael J. Fox played in "Back to the Future" has long been missing. A new documentary and Nashville's Gibson Guitars hope to change that.

The guitar Michael J. Fox played in "Back to the Future" has long been missing. A new documentary and Nashville's Gibson Guitars hope to change that.

This story has been updated to correct the spelling of a name. Michael J. Fox made history in 1985 when his "Back to the Future" character Marty McFly played Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode" on a ...

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Marty McFly's iconic red guitar from the original "Back to the Future" is missing, and the movie's cast and filmmakers are asking for the public's help to bring it back to the present.Musical ...

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The guitar was apparently sold, then sold back to Norm’s and then resold again. 4. Michael J. Fox rocked out out on guitar to the Chuck Berry classic “Johnny B. Goode” in “Back to Future.

Gibson Launches a Search for The Iconic “Marty McFly” Guitar From ‘Back to the Future’ “It’s somewhere lost in the space-time continuum, or it’s in some teamster’s garage," Michael ...

Michael J. Fox and Gibson guitars are searching for the cherry red ES-345 guitar that the actor famously played in Back to the Future, which has been missing since the late 1980s.. Fox played the ...

“We are on the lookout for a missing guitar...” No one has seen this now-iconic instrument since 1985 and the stars of the Back To The Future films have teamed up with Gibson to locate this ...

In a video released by guitar company Gibson on Tuesday, Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Harry Waters Jr., made a plea to fans and collectors to help them track down the instrument.