Fender Pure Vintage Stratocaster "Pat. Pend." Saddle Kit

I have included some useful information for you. Invoice *br> The Cavalham Vintage Guitars and Parts (Tremolo Blocks) - made by Fender from 1954 to 1976 As Japanese reissues have evolved over time, tolerances have also varied. You should also check for string spacing of 2 7/32. - *Left - The Cuban Strat (Clan) had 1 7/32 string spacing the Made in Mexico Classic (50's, 60's, 70's) and the Mexican Gold Plated Deluxe had 2 7/32 string spacing. A Strat with a pivoting bridge, 2 7/32 string spacing, and a Made in Mexico Standard Series, 6 strings* Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings. This Made-in-Mexico classical player strategy has two legs 2- Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings. Roadway 1 Strat (2006 and later)* 6 - Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings. A Strat with a mounting spacing of 2 7/32" and an American Standard Strat or American Series Strat or Strat Plus with a mounting spacing of 2 7/32" Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings. You can also buy the Deluxe Series American Strat or the Strat Ultra-2 Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings. The Lite Ash Strat*br>2-Compatible with the Made in Korea series Pivot bridge with a spacing of 2 1/16 strings.

This is for the vintage string spacing of 2 7/32". 2 3/16 inches is close enough

Their services will not be needed for a Made in Mexico product. In comparison to a bridge from an American strat, the saddles are a little wider. Here are some suggestions I hope are helpful

There are so many different answers here. I'll tell you what's up were designed to conform to the 2 - 3 spacing of the vintage Strat. The 7/32/32" mark. Then these will be ideal for your Classic 60s Re-creation The Vintage Stratocaster of the time is being reissued in Mexico, as well as being based on the vintage American Strat. I just installed them on a Classic 60's RE-issued Stratocaster. I purchased these Issue, (made in Mexico), and they work just fine. However, they will not work in a regular Mexican Strat that is not a true vintage reissue Here's the problem. Obviously it has to be a classic remake It would have been published in the 50's or 60's. The best Mexican products This can be an American Strat or a vintage Fender You can figure it out easily. The string spacing at the bridge should be measured. In the case of 2, there would be It's a go if you add seventy-two thousandths of an inch to the little E and the big E. In the case of a measurement of If your rifle is 1/16, such as a Mexican Strat or Squire, then you won't be able to use it.