Detail 01
11-hole
Screw pattern matches American Standard Strats. Vintage-style and many import bodies use 8 holes and will not align.

Independent shopping perspective
Replacement 11-hole pickguard for American Standard Stratocasters in mint green. For SSS Strats needing a cosmetic swap or a cracked guard replaced.

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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
Screw pattern matches American Standard Strats. Vintage-style and many import bodies use 8 holes and will not align.
Detail 02
Three single-coil openings only. A humbucker will not drop in without cutting the guard.
Detail 03
Slight green tint rather than pure white, mimicking aged nitrate. Reads warmer against sunburst and three-tone finishes.
Detail 04
Cut for the Strat body outline and control layout: five knobs and switch positions in the standard spots.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It fits 11-hole American Standard routing. Many MIM Standards also use 11 holes, but check your own guard's screw count and pickup cutouts before ordering.
No. It is the guard only. You transfer your existing pickups, pots, switch and knobs over.
Not without modification. The cutouts are three single-coil sized openings, so a humbucker requires enlarging the bridge slot.
Straightforward with a screwdriver. Loosen strings, unscrew the guard, move the pickups and electronics across, reseat and rescrew.
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