In November 1985 with only 10 people on the manufacturing. Guitars production were limited to only 4 or 5 piece a day. At first the only guitars being made were the reissues of the 1957 and 1962 models. After several months the new Fender company decided to make an upgraded version of the Reissue guitars, a new guitar modeled after the classics of the early 60s with some modern improvements. This led to the new "American Standard" first introduced at the 1987 NAMM show. These first early years 'American Standards" were hand made and quality was second to none. After all, this was the guitar that was to bring Fender back.
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