The 1962 Fender Stratocaster Electric Guitar is known as the “transitional” model due to its features bridging the gap between early ’60s and late ’50s versions. It introduced a rosewood fretboard, replacing the previous maple necks, providing a smoother playing experience. This model also marked the switch to a three-ply white pickguard instead of the single-ply version used in the previous years. The ’62 Stratocaster’s alder body and versatile pickup configuration contributed to its iconic and sought-after tone. Vintage enthusiasts highly value this guitar for its historical significance and unique sonic characteristics.
Specifications:
- Year: 1962
- Body: Red Refinished Body, Bridge Pickup Cavity Slightly Enlarged
- Neck: Slab Board Neck With ‘2 Apr 62 B’ Stamp, Refinish With Later Decal
- Fretboard: Slab Brazilian Rosewood
- Frets: Good, Refret
- Electrics: Pickups Unknown But With Replaced Wiring, Two Potentiometers Dating To 1962,
- Replacement 1980S Volume Pot, Later Switch;
- Hardware: Later All Parts Single-Ply Scratchplate,
- Volume And Tone Knobs Appear Original,
- Replacement Bridge, Trem Arm And Bridge CoverMay Be Original, ’62 Serial Plate
- Case: Early 1970s Fender Hard Case
- Weight: 3.54Kg
- OverallCondition: Fair
*Sold With Cites Non Transferable A10 CertificateNo. 631704/01





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