This is a super cool made in Japan Squier Contemporary Stratocaster from the mid 1980's! The HSS pickup configuration along with the on/off and coil switches provide plenty of tone variety. The Torino Red finish is also very striking! This guitar does show some cosmetic wear from over the years...

NEW - Inspired by the Fender Contemporary series of the 1980s, today's Squier Contemporary Stratocaster HSS proves that a rocker-ready superstrat can be had for not a lot of dough. A set of high-gain ceramic single-coils and a supercharged humbucker, each with their own voice and output, run the...

The first instruments to bear the Squier name were introduced in 1982, answering the call for genuine Fender® designs at accessible prices. The Squier 40th Anniversary collection celebrates the 40-year journey of Fender’s entry-level brand with special editions of the Telecaster®, Stratocaster®,...

The first instruments to bear the Squier name were introduced in 1982, answering the call for genuine Fender® designs at accessible prices. The Squier 40th Anniversary collection celebrates the 40-year journey of Fender’s entry-level brand with special editions of the Telecaster®, Stratocaster®,...

Early E serial Squier Stratocaster made by Fujigen Gakki in 1987. This guitar feels, plays and sounds on par with many of the JV serial Fender Stratocasters I have owned. The necks on these early Squiers are equal to their Fender counterparts. I believe the body is alder. Really nice sounding...