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✅ Fender American Vintage 2 1957 Left-handed Strat
- Authenticity: Each model aims to replicate a specific year's design, from the '57 with its thick maple neck to the '61 with its rosewood fret board.
- Period-Correct Details: Features include specific wood types (ash, alder), neck shapes, hardware (tremolo, string trees), and finishes (nitrocellulose lacquer).
- Pure Vintage Pickups: Equipped with pickups voiced for the year they represent, delivering classic Strat sounds.
- Era-Specific Specs: Models often exact headstocks and "bullet" truss rods for '70s versions, or smaller '50s heads with butterfly string trees.
Examples from the American Vintage II Series
- 1957 lefty Stratocaster: Soft "V" maple neck, alder body, butterfly string tree, capturing the mid-'50s sound. This one has a Seagram green finish
- Authenticity: Each model aims to replicate a specific year's design, from the '57 with its thick maple neck to the '61 with its rosewood fret board.
- Period-Correct Details: Features include specific wood types (ash, alder), neck shapes, hardware (tremolo, string trees), and finishes (nitrocellulose lacquer).
- Pure Vintage Pickups: Equipped with pickups voiced for the year they represent, delivering classic Strat sounds.
- Era-Specific Specs: Models often exact headstocks and "bullet" truss rods for '70s versions, or smaller '50s heads with butterfly string trees.
Examples from the American Vintage II Series
- 1957 lefty Stratocaster: Soft "V" maple neck, alder body, butterfly string tree, capturing the mid-'50s sound. This one has a Seagram green finish
$2,499.99
✅ Fender American Vintage 2 1957 Left-handed Strat—
$2,499.99
Description
- Authenticity: Each model aims to replicate a specific year's design, from the '57 with its thick maple neck to the '61 with its rosewood fret board.
- Period-Correct Details: Features include specific wood types (ash, alder), neck shapes, hardware (tremolo, string trees), and finishes (nitrocellulose lacquer).
- Pure Vintage Pickups: Equipped with pickups voiced for the year they represent, delivering classic Strat sounds.
- Era-Specific Specs: Models often exact headstocks and "bullet" truss rods for '70s versions, or smaller '50s heads with butterfly string trees.
Examples from the American Vintage II Series
- 1957 lefty Stratocaster: Soft "V" maple neck, alder body, butterfly string tree, capturing the mid-'50s sound. This one has a Seagram green finish
