A nice 1963 Jaguar with a few nicks and scratches, but not bad for it's age! Has scratchy pots and switches (they need cleaning and use to remove years of dust and lack of use) This beauty has been locked away in our Vintage Vault for over 20 years. Comes with the Black hard case and Trem Arm. Not sure if the tuners are original.

Fender introduced the Jaguar in 1962 as a more advanced model aimed at professional musicians, incorporating innovative features that set it apart from other Guitars. It was the most expensive model in the Fender catalogue in 1962!

One of the standout features of the Jaguar is its unique pickup switching system, allowing players to access a variety of tonal options. With two single-coil pickups and a series of toggle switches and rollers, and a floating tremolo system this guitar can produce everything from bright, cutting tones to warm, jazzy sounds.

This piece is located in our Vintage Vault and will require one weeks notice to view in the Store.
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