Fernandes H65 Vertigo MIJ Offset Electric Guitar

Here's a weird guitar you don't see every day. This is a rare mid '90s Japanese Fernandes H-65 Vertigo in a cool orange finish. It has a wildly shaped offset body (that kind of resembles the USA if you're not very good at drawing), a rosewood fretboard, Gotoh tuners, a stoptail bridge and dual humbucker sized P90s. It has a few small marks/dings, but nothing major. Includes the fitted Japanese leather bag - that has some tears/scuffs.

Condition wise, this guitar is in decent shape. It has some dents, chips, dings and marks as pictured. I am not sure what pickups are installed The truss rod turns fine and the neck is straight.

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