This neck has a considerably wide width and is made in a domestic factory. Nut width: 45mm, End width: 59mm, 1st fret thickness: 21mm, Neck end thickness: 25mm. Features a single-action truss rod, shallow fret slots for vintage-style frets, 10mm peg holes, and a significantly smaller headstock shape. The wood grain is very good and symmetrical. The headstock shape has been cut, but it appears to have originally been a Stratocaster type. Would this be suitable for repurposing a body where the neck pocket has been over-routed and become loose?