• Make/Model: Squier by Fender Bullet 1
• Year: 1980's
• Serial Number: E700100
• Location of Manufacture: Korea
• Scale Length: 25.5"
• Nut Width: 1 11/16"
• Weight: 7.8lbs
• Finish Color: Ebony
• Pickup/Control Layout: N/M: Single Coil Strat Pickup, B: Humbucker pickup, Volume, Tone, 5-way Switch
• Neck Wood: Maple
• Fingerboard Wood: Rosewood
• Case: Does not include case, but will be professionally packed and shipped
• Features: 21 Frets, Dot Inlays, Chrome Hardware with Fender diecast tuning machines
• Condition: This guitar is an awesome piece of history! The guitar has a solid amount of dings, particularly all along the bass side from body to neck, so we are listing this guitar "As-Described," but all of the damage is purely cosmetic and does not affect the playability or functionality of this guitar at all. The top of the guitar has light scratches, finish swirls, and blemishes pretty much anywhere you look, but again the majority of blemishes are along the bass side. The tremolo has marks all throughout, as do the pickups and control knobs, but nothing affects any of the hardware's functionality. Turning the guitar around, you can find light marks and scuffs all along the treble side from the inside of the cutaway all the way down to the input jack. The input jack plate shares the same amount of scratches all throughout, but the jack itself remains unharmed. The bass side has heavy dings all along the lower bout and on the cutaway(see photos). The back of the guitar has light scratches and marks all over, particularly heavy around the lower bout and belly contour(see photos). The neck plate shares the same light scratches, the electronics' cavity cover is slightly warped and raised a bit in the middle, and the spring cavity cover is absent entirely. The neck is straight and smooth, but there are small dings all throughout behind the frets and along the bass side edge. The fretboard is clean, but there are some light dings along both edges. The frets are polished and free of any notable fret wear. The frets do show light marks from playing, but neither these nor the blemishes on the fretboard have any affect on playability. The headstock looks great from a front view, but on close inspection you can find light blemishes just above the nut. The back of the headstock has light marks and dings all throughout, and the tuning machines also have light marks on all of them. The edges of the headstock have some light dings to mention, particularly along the top edge and treble side. This Bullet plays great and sounds excellent! Please check out photos; this guitar has plenty of cosmetic wear, and though I did my best to be thorough, there may be a blemish or two I failed to notice! All electronics have been tested and are in working condition. Everything which is included is pictured and is ready to be professionally packed and shipped.

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