Yeah, it's a dumb name but the silvery-ness of it seems to make it right . It's a Fender Robert Cray body in Inca Silver with a Warmoth maple/maple angled strat neck, and Lace Alumitone pickups. There's grover mini locking tuners, a Megaswicth E 5-way (middle position gives me neck+bridge), graphtech string saver saddles. The Cray body is made for a vintage spaced hardtail (2 3/16"), but I wanted import spacing (2 1/16") cuz the E's aren't so close to the fretboard edges and I already had the saddles from pulling them off of another guitar that got GHOST saddles. I had to fill and redrill two of the mounting holes for the bridge plate that I got that had the import spacing. also had to drill out some of the string holes in the body to accomdate the bridge plate spacing. I am also only using a single volume and a single tone control instead of two tones or tone + TBX. Having an extra tone control is not a big deal to me and I hate having the volume knob as close to the bridge as it normally is on a strat. I covered the hole for it with one of my custom picks (and a little elmers). She's pretty much ready to go now, but the 13th fret is a bit high. I hate to pay for a fret leveling when just that one is out of whack. Maybe I'll finally get my own tools for fretwork.