Produced in 1978 by FiguJen in Japan, this guitar is MOSTLY original. New pots, knobs, and a kill switch have been added. Backplate included, just removed for photos.

The info:

Neck Construction: Unlike all other models in the Musician series—which feature neck-through construction—the MC100 is the only model with a bolt-on neck. It uses a 3-piece rock maple neck

Body: Features an ash core sandwiched between layers of mahogany (or ash wings), styled with a slightly offset double-cutaway. 

Fingerboard: 24-fret ebonized rosewood fingerboard with pearloid dot position markers and a 24.75-inch scale length.

Electronics: Equipped with a pair of Ibanez Super 77 humbucking pickups housed in integrated plastic covers, paired with individual volume and tone controls plus a 3-way pickup selector switch. (Plus new kill switch)

Hardware: Tune-o-matic-style Gibraltar bridge, a Gibraltar tailpiece, original Ibanez machine heads, and a bone nut.

From what I understand, this guitar is the product of Ibanez proving that they don’t need to rip off guitars after all the lawsuits. It’s stout, plays well, and looks incredible. There is wear typical of age. Ships detuned, in a guitar box with padding. No case include.