Up for sale is a unique vintage Fender Jazzmaster in excellent working and playing condition. The body is from a 1960 year model while the neck is a 1967 thin C with pearloid block inlays and binding. The headstock was repaired several decades ago and whoever did the repair at that time did an incredible job.

What's installed that is NOT original: A new relic pickguard, a Fender USA Johnny Marr 7.25" radius bridge and a USA reissue vibrato with a Staytrem collet and arm. Volume and tone plastic knobs. The G&G case.

What IS original and included: The original bridge, vibrato unit and pickguard are included (see photo). Everything is original to the body electronics wise except for the volume and tone pots of the lead circuit. Yes, the original 1960 black bobbin pickups are in there and they sound incredible. The rhythm circuit pots are dated 1960.

This vintage JM is setup and ready to be played. The neck is very comfortable and a lot thinner than you'd expect for a '67 with binding and inlays.

I will ship it out quickly and safely with insurance!

Specs:

Finish Details: The body may have been oversprayed with a clear coat. The sunburst finish is original. The headstock has been refinished.

Body Material: Alder

Neck Material: Maple

Fingerboard Material: Rosewood

Neck Profile: C

Neck Thickness (IN): 1st - 0.87" 12th - 0.88"

Fingerboard Radius: 7.25"

Nut Width: 1-5/8"

Scale Length: 25 1/2"

Pickup Measurements: neck - 6.9 kΩ, bridge - 6.3 kΩ

Weight: 8lbs 4oz

Cosmetic Condition: Has aged nicely and is in good condition. The finish is glossy with checking and small dings throughout. The original pickguard has a crack near the bridge pickup. The lower horn and the edges of the lower bout have some small finish chips. The treble side of the headstock has a visible seam where wood has been grafted on. The metal hardware is lightly tarnished with age.

Serial Number: 54998

Tech Notes: The guitar plays well with low action and optimal neck relief. The frets are medium width and low with moderate play wear. The body dates to 1960 by its appointments: the color of the finish, lack of a paint stick mark in the neck joint, the pot codes of the rhythm circuit, the elevated thimbles, and the black bobbin pickups. The neck stamp reads "19MAR67B" and dates to 1967.