Bunch of great plank guitars I don't need - V.3 for 2026!

[Hammertone]

I’ve reorganized this ad - now it's V.3 for 2026!

I have a few extra high-quality plank guitars that I've put together along with guitars I’ve gotten in trades. They are available across a broad price range. I just have more than I want or need, and really want to reclaim some floor space in my studio. Let me know if you want any of them. I'll can send info or post additional pix if you are interested.

I ship to the US from within the US, to Canada from within Canada, and to anywhere else in the world, for the cost of shipping. Payment via cash, Paypal F&F, IEMT (in Canada). Each guitar comes with a gigbag unless otherwise indicated. I can provide a nicer hardshell case if desired at extra cost.

[Hammertone]

When one of the guitars is sold, I’ll modify or delete the related posts. Currently available:

$995 - strat partscaster - MJT alder body, Fender neck, Suhr pickups;
$1,100 - Yngwie Malmstein strat, MIJ, stock;
$900 - tele partscaster, alder body, Warmoth maple/rosewood neck, SD Vintage '54 neck pickup, bridge pickup to come;
$275 -tele partscaster- even with a heavy bridge, it’s very light at 6 pounds, paulownia body, Fernandes rosewood neck, Fender cheap pickups;
$850 - strat partscaster- new Warmoth swamp ash body, new Schaller bridge, Warmoth boatneck, Seymour Duncan JB trembucker - a Charvel-style rawker.
$995 - strat partscaster - MJT alder body, Warmoth boatneck w/ziricote board neck & jumbo frets, complete Fender noiseless pickup assembly;.
$??? - the Stratrods - works in progress.
$825 - strat partscaster - MJT alder body, Allparts neck w/rosewood board neck & jumbo frets, AlNiCo V RWRP pickup assembly.

Details to come below.

I still have various loose pickups, strat and tele pickguards and can swap necks around on the partscasters. I'm done with putting them together for myself, and have more than I want or need, so I'm selling these as well as various leftover hardware bits, pickups, and so forth.

[Hammertone]

Strat partscaster
Here's a straight-ahead, new strat. Interesting new MJT alder body in green over sunburst, with a clearcoat over the whole thing. New roasted maple Fender neck, Suhr s-s-s V60-LP pickup assembly w/aged perloid guard/plastics, Sperzel tuners, and Gotoh-Wilkinson bridge.

-Total weight: 8 lbs.;
-Body: MJT alder body, 4 lbs. 3 oz.;
-Colour: gloss clear over green over sunburst, with lots of lengthwise finish checking;
-Bridge: Gotoh-made Wilkinson, nickel-plated;
-Pickups: Suhr s-s-s V60-LP set, with CTS pots and Fender 5-way switch;
-strap buttons: Schaller Straplocks, chrome;
-neck plate: chrome, Fender-labelled.
-Tuners: Sperzel, anodized aluminum;
-Neck: Fender Roasted Maple Vintera Mod ’70s Stratocaster Neck.

From Fender:
-Frets: 21 Fender medium-jumbo frets;
-Nut: white synthetic bone;
-Nut width: @ 1.650" (42 mm);
-Neck depth at 1st fret: .850" | 21.59mm;
-Neck depth depth at 12th fret: .910" | 23.11;
-Neck shape: Fender early '70s "C", 9.5" radius;
-Neck finish: satin urethane, gloss urethane on fretboard;
-Truss Rod: Bullet style at headstock;
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[Hammertone]

Tele partscaster
Here's a lovely plankcaster in its most recent form. 7.725 lbs.
-Very old alder mystery body not-from-China, gloss black finish;
-New stamped Fender vintage-style numbered bridgeplate w/new Wilkinson compensated brass barrel saddles;
-Seymour Duncan Vintage ‘54 neck pickup / Pickup Wizard bridge pickup;
-Kluson vintage-style tuners;
-Schaller straplocks;

Warmoth Tele Neck:
-Neck Material: Maple, dark Indian rosewood board, abalone dots;
-Fretboard radius: 10-16” Warmoth compound radius;
-Frets: 22 6150 fret, in excellent shape;
-Nut: synthetic bone;
-Nut width: 1.65” | 42 mm;
-Neck depth at 1st fret - .800” | 20.32mm;
-Neck Depth depth at 12th fret - .850” | 21.59mm;
-Neck shape - Warmoth shallow "C";
-Neck finish - gloss nitro;
-Truss Rod: Warmoth Modern Vintage headstock access;
-Tuners: Kluson Deluxe vintage style;
-String tree: vintage style;
-Hardware finish: chrome;
-Pickguard: aged b/w/b 8 screw.

[Hammertone]

Tele partscaster - superlight
-Total weight: 6 lbs.;
-Body: Paulownia, has filled holes for a Bigsby B5;
-Colour: Sunburst face, red-burst back;
-Bridge: 6-way heavy chromed bridge;
-Pickups: Fender Alnico 5 neck pickup (From Squier Classic Vibe). Vanilla Fender bridge pickup;
-Neck: maple w/rosewood board;
-Neck specs to come;
-Truss Rod: modern style at headstock;
-Tuners: cast tuners ;
-String tree: vintage style;
-Hardware finish: chrome.
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Strat partscaster - shredder
-Total weight: 7.32 lbs.;
-Body: New Warmoth custom swamp ash;
-Colour: Alpine White custom colour, no longer offered by Warmoth;
-Bridge: New Schaller Floyd-spaced roller bridge;
-Pickup: New Seymour Duncan JB trembucker - TB4;
-Neck: flamed maple / flamed maple;
-Frets: 6100 jumbo stainless steel frets;
-Nut: bone;
-Nut width: @1.685";
-Neck depth at 1st fret: @.xx";
-Neck Depth depth at 12th fret: @.xx";
-Neck shape: like a modern Fender C shape ;
-Neck finish: gloss;
-Truss Rod: modern style at headstock;
-Tuners: locking Sperzel, graduated height;
-Hardware finish: chrome.

[Hammertone]

I'm almost done with these guitars. I may have enough bits and pieces for one more after this. Years and years of parts now finally being liberated from the confines of their widdle cardboard prison cells.

Here's the "Stratrod," a work in progress and a lot of fun. I'll probably install a T-armond in the neck position. Maybe a middle strat pickup, to cover the Nashville tele option. Lovely Guitar Mill boatneck with 1.678" nut width, as-new jumbo frets, (Brazilian?) rosewood board, and Sperzel tuners. Maybe I'll put some more shellac on the body as well. Hmmm...

I have two of these Stratrod alder bodies - same chambered thinline specifications, but only one has an f-hole. I installed the 26 1/2"-scale neck and a tele bridge on the other one. Photos below. I have not made further progress on either of them to date - other guitars are higher up on the list. They can be sold as is or further finished and built up.

I haven't priced these yet.

[Hammertone]

Strat partscaster
Here's a straight-ahead, new strat. MJT light alder body (3 lbs. 11 oz.) in metallic burgundy, with a heavy relic treatment. Some people love it, some think it's fugly. Be a lover and buy it! Warmoth neck, Fender noiseless pickup assembly w/matching plastics, Gotoh tuners, Mann-made bridge. This one has what many would consider a whopper neck.

-Total weight: 7.71 lbs.;
-Body: MJT alder body, 3 lbs. 11 oz.;
-Colour: metallic burgundy, black undercoat, heavy relic treatment
-Bridge: Mann-made, stamped steel saddles, brass block;
-Pickups: complete Fender S-S-H noiseless set, with matching Fender pickguard and plastic;
-strap buttons: Schaller straplocks, chrome;
-neck plate: chrome.
-Tuners: Gotoh, vintage style;

Neck:
-1 11/16" nut width;
-Warmoth, boatneck, ziricote fretboard, jumbo frets;
-Warmoth 10"-16" compound radius;
-nitro finish.

[Hammertone]

OK, one more.

Here’s my last lovely plankcaster, particularly attractive to those who favour lightly reliced guitars. I'm finally out of extra necks, bodies, and pickup assemblies!

The body is a new MJT light relic alder s-s-h body, Candy Apple Red, 3.15 lbs.
The complete guitar weighs 7.31 pounds.

The neck is a new Allparts "SRO-W" neck:
-nut width 1 11/16th”;
-C-shape;
-dark rosewood slab fretboard;
-22 jumbo frets (0.114" x 0.055") in new condition;
-12" fretboard radius (like a Gibson);
-bone nut;
-vintage-style tuners;
-oil finish;
-neck depth - 0.85" at first fret;
-neck depth - 0.96" at twelfth fret.

"White Brighton Rock" AlNiCo V pickup assembly from GFS, with white plastics, as shown.
Vintage-width bridge with vintage-style steel saddles, Kluson aluminum block.

It's one of three strats I have for sale - I'd be happy to swap parts between them and adjust the price as appropriate.

It comes with a new Fender gigbag. If you prefer a hardshell case, I have some, for a more $$.

[Fear the Reaper]

Tele-Gib
Ooh liking this one!
Humbuckers
What's the Gibson? Seymour Duncan Antiquity Yes please.
Vineham “Brown Noser” bridge pickup
one-piece swamp ash
50s Vintera Tele neck: Fat Big?

Tele-Gib
-6.97 lbs. - one-piece swamp ash MJT body (4.0 lbs.);
-transparent butterscotch relic nitro finish on one-piece MJT swamp ash body;
-Fender brass saddles on chopped relic tele bridge plate;
-Gibson neck pickup - 7.77K DC out, braided ground. What's that? Prefer a Seymour Duncan Antiquity? I can swap that in;
-Vineham “Brown Noser” bridge pickup - 9.0K DC out, braided ground;
-500K CTS pots, CRL 3-way switch;
-Electrosocket/Switchcraft jack assembly;

Fender '50s Vintera Tele neck:
-neck material: one-piece roasted maple;
-fretboard radius: 9.5” / 241 mm;
-frets: 21 Fender Medium Jumbo, almost new;
-nut width: 1.65” synthetic bone;;sq
-depth at 1st fret - .879”;
-depth depth at 12th fret - .975”;
-neck shape - very soft “V”;
-neck finish - satin urethane on back of neck, gloss on fretboard;
-truss rod: vintage style;
-tuners: Kluson Deluxe vintage style;
-string tree: vintage style;

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[Hammertone]

Tele-Gib
Ooh liking this one!
Humbuckers
What's the Gibson? Seymour Duncan Antiquity Yes please.
Vineham “Brown Noser” bridge pickup
one-piece swamp ash
50s Vintera Tele neck: Fat Big?

One of my local pals really wanted it, so off it went.