This is a copy model of a Stratocaster made by Tokai Gakki in the past. The sticker remains, but it's unreadable. Probably TSS-38? The body is alder? (It seems to be either sen or alder) It's a copy model of a 70s Stratocaster with a three-bolt neck and a large headstock. The pickguard has a pattern. Due to its quality, it's a relatively popular model in the market. Silver is a color you don't often see even on genuine Fender models. The neck is maple with a rosewood fretboard and 21 frets. The frets are regular, maybe a bit thinner, vintage-style. There's no wear and tear that would require fret dressing. The frets are about 60% remaining? Just a rough estimate. Based on the serial number, it's likely from 1983 (judging by the logo, it's after the "Spaghetti Logo" era). The body color is silver. I personally liked the silver color combination of the Silver Star. Mostly original, but the bridge has been replaced with a Tokai-made steel spring bridge with steel saddles. It was probably originally installed on a Gold Star, but it's unknown. (The original bridge is also included in the listing.) No tremolo arm. No back panel. Regarding the condition, it's generally very good. The body has some paint damage, but it's overall clean considering its age. I've confirmed that it produces sound, but currently, only the neck pickup works. The middle and bridge pickups may have a broken wire, so replacement is recommended. Personally, I think it would be better to replace the entire wiring harness (if you're not concerned about originality). If it doesn't sell, I'll probably replace the pickups myself and use it. Body only. No case. The neck and body will be shipped separately.