Well the picture in OP is definitely enhancing the issue. If you save it to photos and examine it on a grid, neither the plate or body is square.
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Wow, ok folks. 0 to 60 much? Of course it's real. I wouldn't waste my time posting some bogus made up story. Created the thread to see if the slightly crooked plate would affect stability.
I took the picture as best I could centered. I should have got one at an angle I guess.
Here is the dealer picture. Judge for yourself.
That's why I bought it, lol.I looked at that second image zoomed 500% and I have to say the whole thing looks a lot more squared up or normal to me, TBH.
You could be right. Maybe they took off the neck to adjust action and truss rod before shipping. Plate may have not been placed back correctly. Oh well. It's back off to dealer anyways. Case closed.The screws are aligned differently from the dealer pic and the OP pic. I'll continue with the suggestion that the plate screws need to be loosened, realign the plate and tighten.
You could be right. Maybe they took off the neck to adjust action and truss rod before shipping. Plate may have not been placed back correctly. Oh well. It's back off to dealer anyways. Case closed.