Here we have an amazing 1964 Fender Jaguar serial #L84503, Candy Apple Red lacquer finish, alder body, maple neck with rosewood fingerboard, and matching headstock!

This nicely original Fender Jaguar shows genuine wear from decades of play, but offers a super vibey feel and a world of classic twang. The Jaguar debuted in spring 1962 as Fender's top-of-the line; the flashy chrome-dazzled guitar was a serious status symbol for many types of combos in the early '60s, especially California teen bands. This one has a neck dated Dec 64 with legible pot dates from the 50th week of that year.

The Jaguar's scale length at 24" is shorter than the other pro-grade Fender guitars, the same as the student-grade Mustang, Musicmaster and Duo-Sonic. Combined with the Jazzmaster floating tremolo unit this means the guitar is easy to play but performs better with heavier gauge strings. The two single-coil pickups are optimized for clarity, punch and crispness. This one includes a functional original mute, the foam will need to be replaced.

This is a true relic showing evidence of long use, not a case queen. It’s a 60-year-old Jaguar that’s been played and loved. If you're after vintage tone and looks without the collector premium, this is the one. The original hardshell case is missing and it ships with a LA Vintage Gear Gig Bag.

The chrome shows general wear overall but all hardware is complete and intact minus the snap-on bridge cover. All-in-all this is a GREAT-playing and sounding Jaguar.

Specs:

Weight: 8.1 lbs

1st Fret: .847"

12th Fret: .911"

Nut Width: 1.634"

Neck PU: 7.25k

Bridge: 6.64k

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