1982 Fender Stratocaster Vintage Reissue Electric Guitar Neck – 1-of-a-Kind Experimental ’57/’62 Prototype Slab Board Skunk Stripe ’82 AVRI Neck From Fullerton Factory Employee

1982 Fender Stratocaster Vintage Reissue Electric Guitar Neck – 1-of-a-Kind Experimental ’57/’62 Prototype Slab Board Skunk Stripe ’82 AVRI Neck From Fullerton Factory Employee

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– For your consideration is this one-of-a-kind vintage 1982 Fender Stratocaster vintage reissue electric guitar neck.
– There may not be another Fender neck like this in existence: procured from a long time Fender Fullerton factory employee, this ’82 Strat neck features both a slab board rosewood fingerboard AND a skunk stripe! Dated “4-7-82” this anomalous pearloid dot inlay neck features a date stamp that resembles those found on USA-made Bullet models from the same era. AVRI Strats from this late Fullerton era can also have ink stamps rather then pencil dates, however, generally not in fully numerical representation.
– The neck was fretted, finished, pre-drilled for tuners, pre-drilled for a neck plate, has a cut nut, and appears to have rings from tuning machine ferrules, yet there are no screw holes to accommodate tuners.
– Neck measurements: .797″ depth at 1st fret, .891″ depth at 12th fret, 1.683″ nut width
– Weight: 1.0 lb.
– Please reference our other listings for more rare 1-of-a-kind Fender Fullerton factory employee necks, bodies, parts, and paperwork.

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