When it was introduced in 1967, the 6105 Rally featured dual HiLoTron pickups.  However, there were already many different guitars featuring these pickups on the market, so it was nothing truly special.  The only thing that really made it stand out was the fact that it came in many unique colors.  Copper mist, bamboo yellow, and the now-classic rally green had never been used on guitars before.

The guitar did feature a few other oddities, including an onboard active treble booster switch.  This wasn’t really useful since the HiLoTron pickups already gave the guitar a lot of treble.  The Rally 6105 featured a double cutaway hollowbody and a rosewood fretboard.  The fretboard markers were T-Zone tempered treble, and the neck and bridge both featured HiLoTron pickups.

In addition to the 6104 and 6105 Rally models, a Songbird model was also produced.  It was slightly different than the other two.  The Rally guitars were discontinued in 1970.