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.

• Color: Chocolate 3 Tone-Sunburst

• Type of relic: Relic

• Body: 2-Piece Alder

• Neck finish: Medium Tint

• Neck type: Maple 5/4 Quarter Sawn

• Fretboard: Flat0-lam Rosewood

• Truss Rod: Early 60's

• Frets: 21

• Fret Wire: Narrow Tall / 6105

• Facedots: Micarta White .250

• Fret Board Radius: 9.50"

• Nut Width: 1.650"

• Butt Width: 2.200"

• Neck Shape: 60 Style Oval "C"

• Nut: Bone

• Pickups: Texas Special

• Bridge: American Vintage Stratocaster Bridge Relic

• Pickguard: 60's Tortoise Relic

• Controls: Modern

• Selector Switch: 5-way lever

• Switch Tip: White Relic

• Pots: 250k 10% taper split

• certificate of authenticity: Yes

• Weight: 3,64 Kg

All pictures you see on this page are from this exact guitar. In other words, what you see is exactly what you get.