Fender Standard Stratocaster MIM 2010 - Root Beer Flake

The bones of this Stratocaster are not unlike those of many other Made-in-Mexico guitars made in the late 2000's-early 2010's, with an Alder body, Maple neck, Rosewood fingerboard, and 6-screw vintage-style tremolo bridge. With this example, the devil is in the details. First and foremost, the finish on this body is nothing short of jaw-dropping, with a rich & deep Root Beer metal flake that colorshifts in the light from a dark brown to a rusty red. The original iteration of this guitar packed a black pickguard and plastics with a Hum-Single-Single pickup layout. This instrument has been modified with vintage white plastics with a traditional layout, however it has been tastefully upgraded with a set of Fender Custom Shop '69 Single Coils wound by Fender pickup icon, Abigail Ybarra. Far from a sleeper, this workhorse Strat will stand out from the crowd in the both the looks and tone department at a price that won't break the bank.

This guitar is in Excellent condition, showing very little wear and careful storage. The pickguard and pickup covers show light-to-moderate pickwear which is only evident when held to the light. The guitar arrived to us without a tremolo cavity cover. We added a suitable used cover to this instrument and it has minor scratches on it. This package includes an aftermarket tweed hard case by Guardian. This guitar recently received a pro setup and was restrung with a set of Curt Mangan 10's.

Alder Body

Root Beer Flake Poly Finish

Maple Neck

Rosewood Fingerboard with Dot Inlays

"C" Neck Profile

21x Medium Jumbo Frets

Fender Custom Shop '69 Pickup Set

Pickups wound by Abigail Ybarra

Vintage-Style 6-Screw Tremolo

Fender-Logo Tuning Machines

25.5" Scale

9.5" Radius

1 5/8" Nut Width