Replacement neck question

[LoufromCA]

I have an 86-87 Model 1A that I have had since new. 30 years have taken their toll and the frets cannot be worked any longer. I have also changed taste over the years preferring the Strat headstock over the pointy ones. So my question is, can I put a San Dimas neck on my 1A body w/o modification? Could it be as simple as bolting the new neck on? Thanks ahead for your consideration.
Lou

[Carbuff]

Im not sure about the newer mexican models but the neck from a usa or japanese pro-mod should go on nice and tight. I have at one time or another had a pro mod neck on a model series body and vise versa. You will want to find one from a pro mod that didnt have a locking nut. I believe there were wild card models with no trems. It might be easier to find a neck from the newer mexican models but Im not sure if they have the neck heel size that most charvels and jacksons used. 2.25"

[LoufromCA]

Thanks for the reply. I'll actually need the locking nut, I installed a Floyd in '94 and had found a neck that I thought would make a great replacement. Some site called stratosphere has one that says it's pro mod but only gives a nut width, not a heel width. I think I'm going to have to accurately measure the width of the neck pocket and see if I can get the specs of the neck before buying. I'd sure like to bring her back to playing again, was a great sounding and playing guitar for many years.

[Number Of The Priest]

I'm also unsure about the neck pocket/heel dimensions of the newer Mexican models, and would verify the dimensions before ordering, but "The STRATosphere" sells primarily Mexican-made Charvel Pro-Mods that have been disassembled. I cannot recall the last time they sold Japanese or American Charvel Pro-Mod parts, although I can imagine they did so in the past.