1964 Fender Stratocaster—played by Bruce Springsteen—ID 5936

A 1964 Stratocaster with an extraordinary history: According to the previous owner, Bruce Springsteen played this Stratocaster in 1993 at the Neubeck Dance School prom at the Bayerischer Hof in Munich. A related article, including a photo, from a Munich newspaper is enclosed. There are three videos on YouTube:
Video 1 Video 2 Video 3

The guitar shows clear signs of wear and use and has been modified several times over the course of its life. Most of the original Fiesta Red paint was removed, and the body was coated with clear coat.
In our opinion, a refinish back to Fiesta Red would enhance the Strat once again.
The mini toggle switch engages either the neck pickup or the bridge pickup (Di Marzio) in addition to the other positions of the 5-way switch.

✅ Model: Fender Stratocaster
✅ Year of construction: 1964
✅ Serial number: L37399
✅ Finish: Fiesta Red, stripped / Natural Overspray
✅ Body: alder
✅ Neck: Maple
✅ Neck date: 2MAY64B
✅ Fretboard: Brazilian rosewood with clay dots
✅ Fingerboard radius: 7.25"
✅ Neck profile: "C"
✅ Saddle width: 42.3 mm
✅ Width 12th fret: 51.8 mm
✅ Bünde: 21
✅ Tuners: Kluson Deluxe Single Line, Pat. No. D-169400
✅ Neck pickup: Black Bottom, 5.08 kOhm
✅ Center pickup: Black Bottom, 4.91 kOhm
✅ Bridge pickup: DiMarzio, 13.25 kOhm
✅ Switch: 5-way + mini toggle (for bridge or neck pickup)
✅ Controls: Volume, Neck Tone, Middle Tone
✅ Bridge: 6-point tremolo, 1 non-original string saddle
✅ Pickguard: not original, gold-anodized aluminum, backplate not available
✅ Tremolo arm: not original; strap pin relocated to the neck heel
✅ Weight: 3,407 grams
✅ Case: later Fender case, late '70s
✅ Documents: Captain Guitar Checkup
✅ Accessories: 2 straps, items related to the Bruce Springsteen story
✅ Condition: Worn / Used