installing new bridge

I want to replace the humbucker bridge set up currently on my American Tele, and change it to a traditional setup. I know I have to purchase a tele bridge pup and standard bridge, but will it fit right on is my question?

Thanks

The humbucker cavity will be wider than the standard Tele bridge.

How many screws are on your humbucker bridge? If it's 4, then a traditional bridge will bolt in, if you can ignore the holes that will peek out the edges.

I believe you could also keep the original bridge and purchase an adaptor plate to allow you to install a single coil in a humbucker opening. I could be mistaken though.

There are 4 mounting screws for the hb. Looks like the hb mount is about a 1/4" wider than a standard bridge.
Do the make an adapter plate?

Here you go: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Humbucker-Singl-Coil-Adapter-Pickup-Ring-Fits-Tele-Bridge-Pickup-BLACK-/220879888968?pt=Guitar_Accessories&hash=item336d77a248

You mean there are 4 mounting screws to mount the bridge to the body, right?

There are adapter plates to mount a single coil in a humbucker ring, like Glen posted, but I don't think that will work real well with your bridge. If I'm not mistaken, that humbucker mounts to the bridge with 2 screws, right?

Maybe that ebay seller will make one for you like you need.

KokoTele is right, you only need 2 mounting holes rather than 4. I looked at other similar adapters on ebay and they all have 4 mounting holes. These adapters are simply a piece of plastic and you could probably make one yourself fairly easily.

Yep, looks like that adapter would work. Why cheap plastic though? Somebody could be making a killing on machining a nice metal adapter plate.
Thanks for you input guys!