Stratocaster Vintage Tremolo Mounting Screws – Set of 6

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Six mounting screws for vintage-style six-point Stratocaster tremolo bridges.

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The Stratocaster bridge mounting screws securely fasten a vintage six-point tremolo bridge to the top of your guitar. This set of six screws is designed to replace a missing screw, restore an older instrument or refurbish a bridge worn over time.

When restoring or replacing a tremolo, it is common to find screws that are oxidized, marked or have damaged heads. Replacing the hardware provides a cleaner finish while ensuring reliable bridge mounting.

These Stratocaster bridge mounting screws are available in three finishes to match the rest of your hardware:

  • Chrome
  • Black
  • Gold

The set contains six screws, corresponding to the classic configuration of vintage six-point Stratocaster tremolo bridges. This pack is ideal for replacing all the mounting screws or keeping a few spares in the workshop.

These Stratocaster bridge mounting screws are well suited to repair, restoration and customization projects. They help maintain the instrument's original appearance while ensuring a neat, durable installation.

Whether you are a guitarist, repair technician or amateur luthier, having the correct screws on hand makes maintenance easier and avoids taking an instrument out of service because of a single missing screw.

Explore our selection of tremolo bridges, spare parts and lutherie accessories to complete your project.

  • Quantity: 6 screws
  • Use: tremolo bridge mounting
  • Compatible with many vintage six-point Stratocaster tremolo bridges
  • Material: metal
  • Available finishes: chrome, black or gold
  • Suitable for repairs, restoration and customization

  • Reference
    LVS-VCS-06-C
  • In stock
    3 Items
  • MPN
    VCS-06-C

  • Matière
    Métal
  • Origine
    Chine
  • Compatibilité
    Toutes guitares électriques

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