I'm not familiar with the guitar but if that bridge lined up perfectly, any vintage style (Callaham, Glendale, etc.) bridge should work.I changed the bridge plate & saddles from six to three to accommodate the Bigsby. I was able to use this vintage plate as a replacement. All of the holes lined up perfectly.
Me to on the cheap guitars. I like the nice ones, but I'm a sucker for an awesome playing "crappy" guitar. Thanks for the review and welcome to TGP!!! I've been really interested in these little guys myself. I'm hoping that the store where I work will get some in eventually so I can try it out first hand. I've got the Tele itch bad.I had been looking for a new guitar for the last couple years and in that time saved up enough money that the price of the guitar was not a concern. So casually from time to time would hit up the local guitar stores and just play everything waiting for the right guitar to call out to me. In that time I sampled a ton of Strats, Teles and even a few hollow bodies of every price range but nothing really did it for me. Well on my last outing I picked up a VM, Thinline Tele and immediately fell in love with the neck. I was completely blown away how perfect the neck was on the little Squire and I mean every aspect of it. I felt totally at home on this guitar and bought it on the spot. My friends were shocked I bought a Squire and I guess I was too really but I bought it based on my hands and ears and not with my eyes. It's kind of nice having such a well playing inexpensive guitar because when I take it to guitar class once a week and band practice twice a week I don't have to worry about it in the slightest. With all the extra cash I have left over I would like to upgrade a few things on it and am also curious what after market parts fit.