Fender Custom Shop 1967 Stratocaster Aged Ocean Turquoise/Relic (NOS, 2024)

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Honoring the legacy of late-‘60s, “large headstock” Stratocasters, this model delivers all the nuances that makes this era of Strat special—a two-piece select alder body, quartersawn maple neck with ’60-style Oval “C” back-shape and parchment-bound, round-laminated rosewood fingerboard, and a three-ply parchment pickguard loaded with Custom Shop hand-wound Texas Special pickups.Finished in a Relic lacquer (Aged Ocean Turquoise) with Closet Classic hardware, this '67 Stratocaster looks like a perfectly worn, workhorse that’s seen years and years of gigs, but was handled with care. We're loving that the FCS is pushing into a more refined version of wear on the back of the necks. It really ups the believability factor as well as just feeling great / immediately comfy in-hand.Other features include a 9.5" radius, 21 narrow tall (6105) frets, Vintage Modified #2 wiring with tone-saver bleed, 5-way switch, 3-ply parchment pickguard, Custom Shop vintage synchronized tremolo, vintage-style tuning machines, bone nut, wing string tree with nylon spacer, deluxe hardshell case, strap, and certificate of authenticity. Body//Body--2-Piece Select Alder, Finish--Relic Lacquer Finish with Closet Classic HardwareHardware//Pickups--Custom Shop Hand-Wound Texas Special Strat Pickups, Electronics--Vintage Modified #2 Wiring with Tone-Saver Bleed, Controls--5-Way Switch / Volume / Tone / Tone, Pickguard--3-Ply Parchment, Bridge--Custom Shop Vintage Synchronized Tremolo, Tuners--Vintage-Style Tuning MachinesNeck//Neck--Quartersawn Maple Neck, Neck Carve--'60 Style Oval "C" (.79-.93"), Fingerboard--Round-Lam Rosewood with Parchment Binding, Radius--9.5", Frets--21 Narrow Tall (6105), Nut--Bone 1.65"Other//Serial Number--CZ578566, Weight--7lbs 11oz, Case--Hardshell ________________________________________ The Music Emporium has been a fixture of the Boston music community since 1968. We're a shop built by musicians - players, luthiers, photographers, and gear obsessives - a