Strat Pickguard with artificial relic, modelled on a 1954 Strat pickguard locking

Strat Pickguard with artificial relic, modelled on a 1954 Strat pickguard lockingSingle ply 8 hole white plastic pickguard with artificial distressing to mimic the look of the pickguard from an original 1954 Stratocaster. Ideal to create that worn in aged look on a 50's reissue Strat. 0. 06(1. 5mm) in thickness, superficial cracks, playing marks and ageing. Cut from a USA template.

Centre to centre of the two outer mounting holes - 56mm

Mounts with 6 screws

Steel casting base plate‚

including the typical wear around the pot holes simulating the marks created by the volume and tone knobs over many years of useage

E to E spacing - 54mm

the correct name for the Strat bridge should really be a vibrato unit but the misnomer has remained to this day

This tailpiece has artificial ageing on the nickel finish to simulate the worn-in look of an original nickel tailpiece fitted on a Gibson from the 1950's and 1960's

Mustang chrome replacement tremolo unit designed for a routed cavity in a solid body guitar

A beautiful guard that has the proper Black/White/Black 3 ply/White/Black 5ply colour and thickness

A precision machined hardened steel base plate with steel saddles give years of use and abuse without failing you

IMPORTANT NOTE: Due to this material being a thin non-laminated material

125 inchs or 3