1989 Fender (American Made) Squier Stratocaster Olympic White, Rare w/ Fender Eric Johnson Pickups w/ Hard Case SN0811

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Rare, Awesome, and in Excellent Condition!! 1989 MADE IN USA Squier Stratocaster. New Fender Eric Johnson Pickups that sound incredible! New Bone Nut, New Black American Standard Trem Springs, Chrome Grover Tuning Keys.

This baby looks, feels, plays, and sounds amazing!! It's the full package in a very rare guitar. Just set up with new strings. Hard Case included.

Specs from the Web:
A 1989 Squier Stratocaster made in the USA is a rare, limited-run guitar, often part of the E-Series, that featured a USA-made body and neck but sometimes had mixed international hardware and electronics. These guitars are known for a classic Stratocaster feel and tone, with a C-shaped neck, three single-coil pickups, a five-way selector, a vintage-style tremolo, and traditional tuners. While some models have a vintage-style truss rod at the neck heel, others have a headstock adjustment and standard truss rod, reflecting a mix of parts.
Guitar specifications
Body and neck: USA-made E-Series (E-series) bodies and necks were used, often with a C-shaped neck profile.
Electronics: Equipped with three single-coil pickups that produced bright and articulate tones, similar to the early Mexican Standard Stratocasters.
Hardware: A mix of USA and foreign parts, including a vintage-style synchronized tremolo system, standard tuners, and sometimes dotted knobs.
Pickup switching: A five-way selector switch provides a wide range of sounds, from clear neck tones to punchy bridge sounds.
Versatility: The guitar is considered versatile, with the ability to produce classic clean sounds, funky rhythms, and distorted rock tones.
Other features:
Often has a two-ply pickguard.
Features a vintage-style truss rod adjustment at the neck heel on some models.
Includes a 4-bolt neck plate.
Maple. Rosewood ; Fretboard Radius. 9.5" ; Frets. Medium Jumbo

A 1989 Squier Stratocaster made in the USA is a solid-body, 6-string electric guitar, typically with a bolt-on maple neck, a 25.5-inch scale length, and a 1.65-inch nut width. It features three single-coil pickups with a 5-way selector switch, master volume, and two tone controls. Other specs include a tremolo bridge, chrome hardware, and either a vintage-style or standard truss rod adjustment depending on the specific "E" or "N" series.
Body and neck
Body: Solid body construction
Neck: Bolt-on maple neck with a "C"-shaped profile
Scale length: 25.5 inches
Nut width: 1.65 inches (41mm)
Fingerboard: Maple with dot inlays
Fret count: 21 frets
Truss rod adjustment: Headstock (early "E" series) or neck heel ("N" series) depending on the model
Electronics
Pickups: Three single-coil pickups
Controls: Master volume, two tone controls (one for the neck pickup, one for the middle pickup)
Pickup selector: 5-way blade switch
Hardware
Bridge: Vintage-style synchronized tremolo bridge
Tuners: Traditional Kluson-style or standard covered hexagonal tuners
Hardware finish: Chrome

History:
The 1989 American-Made Squier Stratocaster is a highly collectible anomaly in Fender history, produced in the USA for a brief 9-to-12 month window between 1989 and 1990. These rare guitars feature a prominent "Made in USA" stamp on the headstock and typically carry an "E9" or "N9" serial number prefix.
The Backstory:
Fender shifted Squier production to the Corona, California factory during a transition period when production logistics in Japan were shifting, or according to factory lore, due to a fire/rebuilding phase at their overseas partner facilities. Because they were built on the same factory lines and CNC machinery as standard American Fenders, these instruments are famous for having surprisingly high-quality wood and construction standards for a budget line.