Category: models

Model info: The Fender Custom Shop’s second offering (the HLE was the first) of a numbered limited edition Stratocaster (and Fender’s third offering of a...

Model info: The Fender Custom Shop was co-founded in 1987 by John Page and Michael Stevens. Though its primary purpose was to produce one-off custom...

Model info: Based on the Strat Plus, this upgraded version originally featured an ash top and back over an alder body with 2 Silver (neck...

Model info: The Malmsteen Signature Stratocaster featured a 22-fret maple or rosewood scalloped fretboard, a brass nut, the American Standard vibrato, chrome hardware, Malmsteen’s signature...

Model info: The Clapton Signature Stratocaster looks a lot like the Strat Plus due to the Lace Sensor pickups, but it has Clapton appointments such...

Model info: The name says it all – it’s a Stratocaster…plus. The “plus” was the introduction of a few new design advances: 3 Fender Lace...

Model info: In 1985 Fender-CBS became Fender-FMIC. The new company found itself without a manufacturing facility. In fact, all that had really been sold was...

Model info: Essentially a 1984 2nd version Standard Stratocaser with the special marble, or, as it came to be known, bowling ball finish. Notes: There...

Model info: Essentially an Elite Stratocaster with pearloid tuner buttons and gold hardware. Notes: Came with the “airline approved” Voyagair (yes, it’s not spelled Voyager)...

Model info: While the 1983 revised version of the Standard Stratocaster seemed to be a step backward, the Elite was designed to represent a step...