Fender Statocaster Floyd Rose

Depends on the Floyd Rose - there are two kinds that Fender used.

One type is the floating kind with all the fine tuners and a nut clamp (a real pain in the ass, generally a shredders type bridge).
Looks similar to this: http://www.floydrose.com/images/bridges/original.jpg or this: http://img3.musiciansfriend.com/dbase/pics/products/3/9/4/332394.jpg

The other locks the string in the top, but looks more like their traditional 2-post bridge).
Looks like this: http://www.fender.com/products/prod_images/accessories/1996510100_xl.jpg or this http://www.fender.com/products//search.php?partno=1996510100

You'll need to find out what the exact model is, where it was made (USA, MEX, JAP, it makes a difference),
the kind of pickups it has, and what year it was made (the serial number should be able to tell you that).

I can give you current blue book (EXC.COND) value, but without that info there's no way to price it.
Only 6-years old rules out the Deluxe Plus (1987-1998), Three Lace Sensor pickups, LSR roller nut, and Fender Floyd Rose ($1100).
Regular American Deluxe and Deluxe Fat Strats (no Floyd Rose) are worth anywhere between $800-$1100.
Floyd Rose Classic Strats were made from 92-97, so those are out.


- Ian

That's about give or take what I payed for my Mexi strat, and I love it for what it is.