RARE Fender Japan ST-235M/MST-32 3pick-ups 1990s black

you might find 2pick-ups ST-235M some time but this 3pick up type is very rare. The MST-32 3pick up Model has individual  pick up holes on the body. it doesn't have contour on the back.
it's in very goooood condition.

It has "imitation fender lace sensor" pick up covers,, like Eric Clapton

model. their ellipse on the each pick up covers around the logo are dug

down. (not sticker)

it might has some little scratches (As I check overall no scratch) though... as you see, it's very good condition. the fingerboard keeps clean. the

middle pickup is not wired.

It's important to looks, but it's a hindrance to picking., so the wiring

is just the same as Telecaster.

Of course you can use it by wiring it

only a buyer can see the serial.

We will send it with EMS by Japan post at worldwide.

[Shipping]
For shipments to the USA, I use DHL. For all other countries, I use Japan Post EMS.

Please note that US buyers are currently required to pay a 15% customs duty to the US government. This will be collected by DHL on their behalf.

[Payment]
Payment is accepted via PayPal only. All transactions follow PayPal's rules and policies.

[Packaging & Shipping Accidents]
I pack everything carefully using the strongest outer box available in Japan. However, please keep the following two points in mind in case of a shipping accident.

1. Please do not allow the postal worker to leave the guitar at your front door. It is important that you receive it in person. (Some delivery workers leave packages unattended to conceal accidents and avoid insurance claims.)

2. If you open the package and find any damage, please bring the guitar together with the outer box to the postal service or courier (DHL, etc.), or call them to arrange a pickup. Once the incident is confirmed as a shipping accident, I will refund the full amount before the insurance payout is processed.

Please note that tracking information will be sent to your email address. There may be some delay in updates.

Do not wipe the guitar with thinner or similar solvents. Alcohol should be fine, but please test it on an inconspicuous area first.