Fender American Stratocaster Owned by Joshua Steele of Flux Pavilion

This Fender American Stratocaster 1999 is part of the private collection of Joshua Steele, also known as Flux Pavilion.

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 followed by American Series Stratocaster is 2000 and then the American Standard Series Stratocaster in 2008. In most cases, all of these Stratocasters can simply be referred to as the American Standard Stratocaster. As Fender's primary production Stratocaster, this model has stayed largely the same since the early '80s. Many variations have been produced under different headings such as the American Standard HSS or the American Standard Hardtail.

This guitar is in well used and abused condition. 1999 Fender American Strat housed in a well used and toured on hard case. Buckle rash and edge chipping. We have done our best to capture imperfections here on this listing. Please view these photographs carefully.  

Rosewood fretboard. Metallic pewter finish. Fret life is at about an 80%.

All items in the Flux Pavilion Reverb Shop ship fully insured with a signed and embossed Certificate Of Authenticity from Joshua Steele.