Most 70s Strats were sunburst or natural, blondes were relatively rare.
\nThe great Swamp Ash grain is visible through the thin varnish.
\nThe most famous Blonde Strat is probably the Mary Kaye Strat with gold hardware.
\nThe neck was re-bound, the neck was then re-varnished, the varnish on the back of the neck was sanded off, plays great.
\nTwo holes were closed on the original pickguard.<\/p>\n
Swamp Ash Body
\nBlonde Finish – See Thru
\nMaple Neck
\n21 Frets
\nSlim C profile
\nPoti Date: 1973
\nGroove Width: 41mm
\nPickups original, staggered polepieces
\n3-way Toggle Switch
\nAshtray
\nWeight: 4218 gram
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