1997 Fender American Standard Stratocaster Sunburst w/ Tweed Case

Summary:  The Fender
Stratocaster is arguably the most popular electric guitar ever designed.
In 1981, the American-made Stratocaster was renamed the Standard Stratocaster
to avoid confusion with other models. In
1986, it was renamed the American Standard Stratocaster. This particular Stratocaster is from 1997 and
it has a classic 3-tone Sunburst finish and a maple fingerboard. It ships in the original tweed case.

Body: Solid body Stratocaster
with a sunburst finish and 3 ply w/b/w pickguard.

Neck: Maple neck and
fingerboard, black dots, 22 frets, 1 11/16” nut width, 25 1/2” scale length.

Pickups/Hardware:
3 single coil pickups, 5-way switch, original
Fender tuning keys, W/B/W 3 ply pickguard, chrome hardware, 2 point synchronized
trem with stainless steel saddles.

Cosmetics:  This Fender shows lots of normal wear
associated with a guitar that is over 20 years old. There are pick scratches on the pickguard
& lots of small dings & scratches on the guitar but nothing severe or detrimental
to its playability or structural integrity.

Playability: This Fender Stratocaster feels great – we set it up with a new set of
10’s and the action is low & comfortable.
The frets are in good shape & have tons of life left.

Modifications:
The back plate is missing.

Weight:  8 lbs, 1 oz.   

Case:  This instrument includes a nice Fender tweed
case and we will package it professionally and ship it fully insured.