Can I get some help with ID please?

[VitaminG]

if it plays good and sounds great, why bother sourcing another body? Just play that thing til it falls apart!

[Frigo89]

that body looks like a Fender HM strat to me, that heel matches.

Nice axe regardless!

[Piro]

ok cool, thanks, ya the neck joint has a nice crack coming from it on each side of the body. But the neck seems really solidly connected to the body (dunno how to phrase that). I'm not gonna change the body until it breaks because its pretty light (compaired to my gibson and my 7 string) and the tone is amazing. I just wanted to know who made it so if it does break I can get another one. Laos I know very little about Charvels besides that I love their tone, but where was the neck made?

[Tekky]

if it plays good and sounds great, why bother sourcing another body? Just play that thing til it falls apart!

It's just my MO G. Unless I know what the guitar's body is built for I'm always going to worry about having the right neck on it.

Call me paranoid. That's just how I roll.

[VitaminG]

Laos I know very little about Charvels besides that I love their tone, but where was the neck made?

Japan, between '86 & '88

It's just my MO G. Unless I know what the guitar's body is built for I'm always going to worry about having the right neck on it.

Call me paranoid. That's just how I roll.

that's cool, Todd. I just figure if the guitar plays well, and Piro sure seems to like it, keep it as is. It'll be good for him to know, though, that if he ever wants to change it, a Model series body will bolt right on up to it

[DonP]

that body looks like a Fender HM strat to me, that heel matches.

Nice axe regardless!

+1 I have a HM strat and it matches that heal shape. Problem with the HM Strat is that it uses a 24 fret neck - I really doubt it would intonate properly.

[Piro]

It'll be good for him to know, though, that if he ever wants to change it, a Model series body will bolt right on up to it

thanks so much for all the help guys. Ill probably replace the body in a few years if I ever do it. Thanks for all the help!