For me your guitar is an american standard. I have see on fender site: the american standard can have a vintage bridge. Anyway see the site.
I had gotten confused because my guitar not have the vintage bridge…

I have got a stratocaster american standard with serial number Z2 too.
Your guitar seems an american standard but the bridge is like a vintage…I now don’t remember if a strat std have a vintage bridge…my no.
The keys are not vintage and it has 22 freets (the vintage model have 21 freets), therefore I don’t think that your strat can be a resuisse,
Anyway you have a great guitar…
Hi

Dont know where i got Cherry apple from!! yeah i meant Candy Apple red, good price £400 plus an amp, what about that 5th hole on the neckplate? does it go anywhere?

‘S2’ ?? in white ? not seen that before.
Does it look as if it’s been resprayed? im interested because you would usually see some of the original colour in the back plate pocket and pick-up cavity’s, but i can’t see any, maybe it was a natural wood finish? maybe it was Cherry apple and then some decided to add a lacquer coat over the top?
the wear on the back looks natural and you would expect to see some undercoat colour but i cant see any.
Also the 5th drilled hole on the neckplate should be for a ‘micro-tilt’ which is used for fine neck adjustment, but yours appears to have no hole behind it.
How much did you pay for it?

looks like a standard to me, im guessing that it has had a refinish on the paintwork on the body? maybe it was natural wood sprayed some kind of candy apple red? but the hardware looks like a standard, i think the Delux’s had a fixed non trem bridge and locking tuners.