I've got what turns out, after investigation, to be a '96 MIM Squier Series Strat. From what I can gather, those were built in Enseneda using US-made necks and bodies, with import electronics and hardware of varying quality. That's true of mine; when I got it about 15 years ago as part of a trade, the electronics were scratchy and bleh-sounding, so I dropped in a loaded Carvin pickguard and called it good. Haven't touched it otherwise since, because it's got a great neck, vintage-style tuners that work, and a bridge that I can't complain about. But ... I've always thought that it was really, really light, and lacked presence, for want of a better word, and that makes since because the body is most likely basswood or poplar. So - I'm thinking about changing out the body for a more-appropriate alder or swamp ash, which I'd get unfinished so that I can finish it natural with tung oil or the like. Fender-licensed Allparts bodies can be had for $200+, and as I'm sure some of you know, you can find "Strat" bodies on other sites for $50 or $60. Who's bought a body, who sold it to you, and how did it work out? Thanks.