help decipher partial modcat?

[tonytester]

this is a picture of my pickup cavities can any one help identify this

 

[Boogie]

There is no MODCAT.

 

[RickP]

this is a picture of my pickup cavities can any one help identify this

No MODCAT there. Those are model info, finish info, workers initials, an possibly a serial number. Is it older than 2000? I think that was about when MODCATs started to be used.

 

[garrett]

Yeah that's late 90's one, which was before they started the MODCAT.

I the bridge rout, it's:

CU24 F WT
Custom 24 Flame Wide/Thin

Serial, color, and "10" are self-explanatory.

Neck pickup rout is inspection initials and some other production codes that I haven't ever seen deciphered.

 

[markie]

Possible Mike Deely asterisk/star in top right corner.......

 

[tonytester]

Yeah that's late 90's one, which was before they started the MODCAT.

I the bridge rout, it's:

CU24 F WT
Custom 24 Flame Wide/Thin

Serial, color, and "10" are self-explanatory.

Neck pickup rout is inspection initials and some other production codes that I haven't ever seen deciphered.

Thank you Garret for your intelligent answer , this is helpful to me for my own personal love of my guitar, It's nice to see the initials of the probably
old timers that did such a wonderful job on this guitar.. it has been played ,cared for , cherished ,and enjoyed by a few people over the years.
thanks again
tonytester

 

[tonytester]

Possible Mike Deely asterisk/star in top right corner.......

thanks

 

[tonytester]

No MODCAT there. Those are model info, finish info, workers initials, an possibly a serial number. Is it older than 2000? I think that was about when MODCATs started to be used.

thanks