This is a 2025 Fender Japan Traditional II Late ’60s Jaguar (Lake Placid Blue).
It features a basswood body, maple neck, and rosewood fingerboard.

Lake Placid Blue is a limited color for 2025.
If you’ve been looking for this color, don’t miss this opportunity.

Product Description

The Made in Japan Traditional series is the result of blending Fender’s traditional instrument-making aesthetics with the sophisticated craftsmanship of Japan. Fender’s authentic DNA is revived with the reliable quality of Made in Japan.

The Made in Japan Traditional Late '60s Jaguar® features a gloss-finished basswood body and a vintage-style 22-fret neck with a 9.5-inch radius “U”-shaped maple neck, offering the classical playability unique to the Traditional series. The six-saddle vintage-style bridge with a floating tremolo tailpiece, along with the original pickups selected specifically for the Traditional series, deliver a realistic and musical vintage tone.

This model is a reissue of the Jaguars produced in the late 1960s, featuring neck binding and block position inlays that were adopted during that era. The solid craftsmanship of the guitar and the flexible response to the needs of players are fully reflected in this series.

The included accessories are the original case, tremolo arm, and warranty card.

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