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Regretfully selling my beautiful 90’s strat
These G serial strats seem to be quite a rare and a bit of an anomaly
From what research I’ve done these were built in the USA and used Japanese hardware and electronics, these were allegedly built when fender were gearing up to get the Mexican factory up and running, hence why the guitar has no made in USA stamp anywhere
I found this in Japan and had it imported back
It’s honestly the best strat I’ve ever played
The guitar has been through the wars a bit and has a fair amount of wear and tear, I’ve photographed the most noticeable dings and impressions, so please be aware this isn’t a mint example
There’s a fair bit of rust/corrosion on the bridge, but can easily be replaced at a fairly low price point
Strap buttons and input jack were replaced by the previous owner and the backplate was removed too
I’d say the action is currently at medium/low level, the neck may need to be shimmed if you wanted it any lower
This is a forum post from a few years back that has a bit more information on these guitars
Mine seems to differ from this example a little bit as it has the standard single coil routes instead of the swimming pool route
Happy to provide more photos upon request
Any questions feel free to ask
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