Warmoth (Licensed by Fender) Stratocaster neck

Used on a backup gigging guitar, so only used occasionally, and not enough to cause fret wear. No scratches or dings. However, there is an unfortunate hole between the 3rd and 4th tuner post - the one and only time I have ever done that. The depth gage tape on the drill slipped and I kept on drilling. Ugh. I just dabbed a bit of wood glue in the hole and forgot about it because I didn't want to risk botching a repair job, too.

Construction: Modern Construction (the side truss adjustment operates smoothly)

Scale: 25-1/2"

Orientation: Right Handed

Neck Wood: Maple

Fingerboard Wood: Indian Rosewood (Dark)

Nut Width: 1-11/16"

Back Shape: Fatback

Fret Size: 6150

Tuner Ream: Vintage Style (11/32")

Radius: 10-16" Compound

Fret #: 22

Mounting Holes: Standard 4 Bolt

Inlays: Cream Face Dots

Side Dots: White Side Dots

String Nut: White Corian - Standard Nut

Finish: Vint Tint Satin Nitro

The neck finish feels and looks more glossy than satin. That may be the result from playing, or it's possible I may have had Lay's Guitar Shop shot another coat of nitro on it to darken the tint a bit (Warmoth;s vintage tint can be a bit yellow).

Gotoh vintage Fender style tuners and string retainer included.