Detail 01
8 screw holes
Matches early Strat drilling. Later Strats use 11 holes, so count the screws on yours before ordering.

Independent shopping perspective
An 8-hole black replacement pickguard cut to '57 Strat spec for SSS pickups. For Strat owners changing color or replacing a cracked guard.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Matches early Strat drilling. Later Strats use 11 holes, so count the screws on yours before ordering.
Detail 02
Vintage cutouts and outline. Control and switch positions follow the older layout, not modern reissue variations.
Detail 03
Three single-coil openings. A humbucker will not fit without cutting the guard yourself.
Detail 04
Cut for the Strat outline only. It will not fit Tele, Jazzmaster, or offset bodies.
Detail 05
Hides pick scratches better than white and darkens the look of a light-colored body.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Only if it has 8 pickguard screws and three single-coil pickups. Most modern Strats use 11 screws, in which case the holes will not align.
No. This is the guard only. You transfer your existing pickups, pots, switch and knobs over to it.
Check the guard edge on yours for comparison. This one follows the '57 pattern and mounts with 8 screws.
Not without modifying it. The bridge opening is cut for a single-coil, so a humbucker would require enlarging the route yourself.
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