The design of the guitar continued to evolve during that period. The Stratocaster of 1960 was basically the same guitar as the Stratocaster of 1959, most readily distinguished from previous 1950s models by a rosewood “slab” fingerboard, multi-ply celluloid pickguard with more screw holes (11) and a notable greenish tint (although some had faux-tortoiseshell nitrocellulose pickguards), and a thicker neck profile than the thinned 1958-1959 version.

• Model #: 9231012578

• Color: faded aged surf green

• Journeyman relic lacquer finish

• Americas 2020 fall event top 20 series

• 2-piece select alder body

• maple quartersawn neck with flat-lam rosewood fingerboard

• '60 style oval "c" back-shape

• 9.5" radius

• 21 jumbo (6100) frets

• hand-wound Texas special Strat pickups

• 1/2 blender Strat wiring

• 5-way switch

• 3-ply mint green pickguard

• custom shop vintage synchronized tremolo

• vintage-style tuning machines

• bone nut

• wing string tree with tall metal spacer

• deluxe hardshell case

• strap

• certificate of authenticity.

• Weight: 3.46 Kg

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