Fender Jaguar

1964
Fender Jaguar
Custom Color
Olympic White w/Matching Peghead
Body Stripped Long Ago
by Some Knucklehead
Missing One Knob, Trem Arm

The good news: All else appears to be original.
All pots are dated 1964. Neck has Dec 64 stamp. "L" neck plate.
Comes with vintage black tolex rectangular case- most likely original also.

The neck still has the Olympic White custom color peghead, but shows a cool-looking cigarette burn and numerous dings/scratches.
The frets and Brazilian rosewood fingerboard show wear and most of the finish has worn off the back of the neck,
which has some nice looking birdseye from around the seventh fret to the body joint.
 The original Olympic White finish is still visible on the body in the electronics cavities
and neck pocket as well as under the pickguard and neck plate because
the aforementioned knucklehead was too lazy to disassemble the entire guitar before stripping it-
which is a good thing because all of the original solder joints are intact.
The body also is covered in numerous dings and scratches, enough, when added to the other cosmetic issues,
to make it possibly one of the all-time greatest relic jobs by Father Time.

Since we are limited by eBay to only 12 photos, more pics of this guitar (including the case) can be found in the "Electrics" section of our website: www.guitarworksltd.com

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