SOLD! $150 - 1989 Fender Razzberry USA Strat Plus Body Routed for Schaller Floyd

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Updated with lower price! A forum member has informed me that the bridge crack is a bigger pain to fix than I anticipated (see thread below). Still a great value for a shredder with some solid woodworking skills!

1989 Razzberry USA Strat Plus body routed for Schaller Floyd. Great-sounding body, but you'll have to fix the crack near the lower bridge stud (also a tiny crack near the neck pocket, but that's in the finish only and purely cosmetic). Otherwise, it's in decent shape for a 29-year-old guitar. Light swirling and belt-buckle rash as you'd expect. I'm pretty sure it's alder but don't quote me on that. Weighs around 5 pounds, give or take an ounce. Very resonant and solid Strat body, and you'll never have an issue with neck dive. $150 shipped to CONUS; other locations negotiable.
 

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There is NO good way to fix those kinds of cracks near the stud holes. Usually I rout out a big hole, glue in new wood, touch up the finish and then drill for the stud.
 
Wow, I was not aware of that. Thanks for the info. As someone with no woodworking experience, I figured it was just a matter of a little glue. I'm prepared to adjust the price accordingly if someone wants to make me an offer.
 
Well, I've been doing guitar repair for 40 years, and I run into these a bunch since the invention of the Floyd and all it's variants.
 
I appreciate the info. After some thought, I modified the post to reflect a lower (and hopefully), more reasonable price considering the resources involved in fixing this issue.
 
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