Mary Kaye Stratocaster Body.

The first ever Fender custom colour! Officially debuting in 1956 on promotional material with the "Mary Kaye Trio" sporting the first examples of gold hardware on any Fender.

Built around a 1954 Strat and officially finished in "Blonde Ash", the guitar soon took on name of its first owner.

The colour has made sporadic re-appearances through the years in the form of re-issues, but the original really is the holy grail of strats.

Natural Stratocaster Body.

This is the blank template we use for our high end strat bodies - great for anyone looking to finish a body themselves or aiming for the charming, unfinished style. The real joy with these bodies is, unlike many unglossed examples, the wood work is absolutely pristine and will require very little work prior to finishing. A great foundation for a complete build.

Fiesta Red Strat Body

Another classic colour from the history books, the Fiesta Red Strat stirs up similar feels to the other popular colours of the 50s- invoking images from the very birth of Rock and roll - all caught up in bright pastel colours and understated finishing touches.

Officially running from 1960 to 1969 in its first incarnation, but more then likely before then (although unknown due to a lack of records regarding custom colours), this is a base colour that that really has lasted the test of time, and is proving as popular today as it ever has.

Please Note - These bodies carry some minor cosmetic flaws in the paint finish (namely small dots below the lacquer) - this is reflected in the price

Black High Gloss Strat Body

A truly classic finish, that everyone owns at some point, the high gloss black finish looks stunning when matched with either black or white trim.

2 Tone Sun Burst Strat Body

The original Sun burst from the very earliest days of electric guitars. Great for that historically correct built when matched up with a low radius neck and a single ply plate.

Sonic Blue Strat Body

Another classic colour from the history books, the sonic blue Strat stirs up similar feels to the popular sea foam green incarnation - a real sun, sea and surf sensation - all caught up in bright pastel colours and understated finishing touches.

Officially running from 1960 to 1973 in its first incarnation, but more than likely before then (although unknown due to a lack of records regarding custom colours), this is a base colour that that really has lasted the test of time, and is proving as popular today as it ever has.

Sea Foam Green Strat Body

As with most guitarists, we've drooled over many a sea foam green guitar. It’s a colour that screams California, surfing, milkshakes and sunshine - everything a Stratocaster should. A really iconic colour that begs for chrome hardware and a maple neck.

Black High Gloss Strat Body - Left Handed

A truly classic finish that everyone owns at some point, the high gloss black finish looks stunning when matched with either black or white trim.

Now available in Left handed - End of Line