1991 Fender American Yngwie Malmsteen Stratocaster – Vintage White | Early USA Model

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For Sale: 1991 Fender American Yngwie Malmsteen Stratocaster – Vintage White | Early USA Model | Non-Original Fender Case Up for sale is a 1991 Fender American Yngwie Malmsteen Stratocaster in Vintage White, complete with a non-original Fender hard-shell case. This is a very early and highly sought-after USA example from the original production period of the American Malmsteen model. Early ’90s YJM Strats like this are especially desirable, featuring the original design elements collectors look for, including the deeply scalloped maple neck, small headstock, and two-point tremolo. Condition Excellent (9/10) Light surface scratches (primarily on the pickguard) Minor clear coat bubbling around the neck plate area (back) Small amount of finish checking on the back of the neck A few light dings along the bottom edge of the body No cracks, repairs, or structural issues Neck is straight and stable Frets are in excellent condition Professionally set up and plays great with no buzzing or dead spots All electronics and hardware function properly. Specifications Year: 1991 Serial Number: SE904728 Finish: Vintage White Weight: 7 lbs 14 oz Body Alder Neck Maple with deep scalloping Nut Width: 1.65" (approx.) Brass Nut 21 Super Jumbo frets Electronics Pickups: DiMarzio HS-3 stacked humbuckers (neck & bridge) with Fender middle pickup 3-way selector switch Master Volume, Tone controls Hardware American two-point synchronized tremolo Vintage-style tuners Included Non-original Fender hard-shell case Why This One Stands Out Early USA Malmsteen Stratocasters from the late ’80s–early ’90s are becoming increasingly collectible. This example represents the original era of the model, built before later spec changes, and delivers the fast feel, low-noise performance, and high-speed playability that define the YJM design. Transparency & Photos As with all Guitar Chimp listings, detailed photos are provided of the actual instrument. At the end of the ph