That's a tough one.
I have an 2003 American Standard Precision bass that I got in 2004. I thought I'd replaced it many times with something new and shiny and better, but no matter what I just kept coming back to the P. Sometimes it stayed in it's case for years while I used a G&L or Music Man, or whatever. But the moment I pulled that P bass out it just felt right, like it was supposed to be in my hands.
I finally gave in and have sold most everything else other than that P (I still have a Jazz and a MM SUB Stingray for different sounds if needed). I didn't want it to be my mojo bass, but it is and there's nothing I can do about it. I learned that we don't find out mojo, our mojo finds us.
I'd hold on to the strat for a little while unless it's a necessity to get some cash because you never really know. But then again you may not want to take advice like this from a "collector" (read: hoarder).
