Yellow Squier standart without s/n. help/

[Hollowj]

Friends, help me find out what kind of squier this is?
There is no serial number, the tuners are also different from the affinity and bullet series. Maybe it's just a Chinese copy of the squire or some SE series?

 

[Jimbo99]

Good luck figuring it out with no information. Does it play well & sound good is where you are with it ? I wouldn't worry about it at this point. Whatever it is, it's a good looking guitar either way. The tuners never had the white discs removed. The headstock looks like decals removed & replaced. The neck plate looks legitimate. Look under the pickguard & there might be some clue(s) that would indicate what it is ?

 

[Hollowj]

nt. Whatever it is, it's a good looking guitar either way. The tuners never had the white discs removed. The headstock looks like decals removed & replaced. The neck plate looks legitimate. Look under the pickguard & there might be some clue(s) that would indicate what it is ?

This is not my photos, I want to buy it, this is a photos from seller.
I'm sorry, the information is really a bit, but I really liked this instrument outwardly, so I wanted to ask the experts - what kind of model.

 

[Believer7713]

Looks like I have finally seen my first real Squier fake-o-caster.
The Standard series has those decals but that is the worst application of them I have ever seen. The Standard and has a 2 point trem where this one has a 6 point. The headstock is also wrong...Standards have a big headstock.
As for what it is all.I can say is it's a fake. It isn't an SE since they only came in 3TSB, Black, White and Red.
It MAY well be a Squier but I couldn't tell which one.

 

[NobodyReally]

Definitely the decal for a big headstock, this why it doesn't fit quite right. Pretty guitar tho.

 

[Nick L Plate]

Won't the seller tell you what it is? Like others, I think it's parts guitar, and it is very possible that most of the components are junky and the neck decal
(on a fake neck?) and the metal neck plate (on a fake body?) may be the only sorta-Squire components present. I wouldn't buy a guitar just because it's yellow.

 

[Oldboy]

The Standard series has those decals but that is the worst application of them I have ever seen.

Also no insert at the truss rod hole and should have the larger headstock. This is an actual Squier Standard headstock.

 

[Believer7713]

Also no insert at the truss rod hole and should have the larger headstock. This is an actual Squier Standard headstock.

Yep! The one in the OP is also a small headstock as opposed to that 70s style big boy.

 

[domdavid]

Standard before 2000 have 6 screw tremolo. And small headstock if I remember correctly. What year is this?

 

[Delphic]

Genuine Squier with an aftermarket replacement neck, where the owner at least resisted the tempation to put a fake Fender decal on it?

 

[dirocyn]

Yeah, it looks like an se or Bullet neck, but with a Standard decal that doesn't fit quite right. That headstock looks like it has been sanded.

As far as I can tell, the Standard and SE never came in yellow. There were some yellow bullet FSR runs, but I don't think that's what this is.

I think it looks good, but at best it's a partscaster. I would not pay more than $100 unless it plays really well.

 

[crawdaddy]

Standard before 2000 have 6 screw tremolo. And small headstock if I remember correctly. What year is this?

Yes they have the 6 screw trem plate, but they have the larger headstock....they also have the black plastic insert for the truss rod...

here is a pic om my '98 Standard in Frost Red and my '99 Standard in BRG: