This is a Fender Japan Jaguar, model JG66-85. The serial number begins with “Crafted in Japan O0” followed by five digits, dating it to approximately 1997–2000.

Prior to listing, the guitar was professionally serviced and fully set up by a repair technician, including fret leveling. To help prevent the strings from slipping out of position, the original bridge saddles have been replaced with new Mustang-style saddles. The pickguard mounting screws have also been replaced with new ones.

It is in good condition for its age, making this a great opportunity for anyone who has been looking for one.

The guitar weighs approximately 3.7 kg.

There are several small marks and scratches, but overall, it remains in clean condition considering that it is nearly 30 years old. The frets have been leveled and still have usable life remaining. The guitar has also been thoroughly cleaned, professionally adjusted, and set up.

It comes with an aftermarket gig bag and the rare original warranty card from the time of purchase. The tremolo arm is missing.

Please note that this is a used item.
There are no issues with its current functionality, but please understand that you may need to make further adjustments after purchase to suit your preferences.
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