• Stratocaster electric guitar from the Fender American Vintage II series
• Alder body
• Maple neck
• 1965 "C" neck profile
• Fingerboard made from laminated rosewood
• 21 Vintage Tall frets
• 7.25" fretboard radius
• Pure Vintage '65 Gray-Bottom Strat Single Coils
• 5-way switch
• Controls for volume, Tone 1 and Tone 2
• Pure Vintage Synchronized Tremolo
• Pure Vintage Single Line "Fender Deluxe"
• Includes Vintage-Style Black (Orange Interior) Case

The Fender American Vintage II 1965 Stratocaster RW Sonic Blue is a tribute to the legendary ’60s, combining premium tonewoods, exceptional sound, and outstanding playability. Over 70 years after its debut in 1954, the Stratocaster is arguably the most famous electric guitar in the world, appearing on countless records and stages. Its unmistakable tone profoundly influenced the music world, particularly the history of rock. The American Vintage II 1965 Stratocaster, featuring authentic 1960s specifications, captures the spirit of the era and the vintage feel of its historic predecessor. The 1965 Stratocaster shines in a stunning Sonic Blue high-gloss nitro finish, honoring the timeless Fender design with premium tonewoods, top-quality hardware, and the unmistakable Stratocaster sound.

The Fender American Vintage II 1965 Stratocaster features an alder body complemented by a bolt-on maple neck. The high-quality laminated rosewood fingerboard has 21 vintage-tall frets and a 7.25" radius, which, combined with the 1965 "C" neck profile, ensures authentic handling reminiscent of the historic original. Additionally, the guitar is equipped with a Pure Vintage Synchronized Tremolo for precise vibrato and Pure Vintage Single Line "Fender Deluxe" tuners for reliable tuning stability.

The iconic Stratocaster tone comes from three Pure Vintage '65 Gray-Bottom Strat single coils in the neck, middle, and bridge positions. Their crisp, clear sound with sparkling highs and defined mids is ideal for clean tones and works beautifully with overdrive. The characterful timbre suits genres from blues to rock while retaining the instrument’s authentic vintage charm in every nuance.