very good condition. comes with case candy Still sealed.

No hardcase branded fender gig bag.

If your a fan of godflesh this is the Model Justin Broadrick used during the early years

The 1985 Fender Stratocaster from the Contemporary series made in Japan is a "superstrat" model known for its modern design, including a humbucking pickup, a locking tremolo system (like the System I or Floyd Rose), and a side-mounted output jack. These guitars were the first to officially use the "Fender" name on export Stratocasters from Japan, were manufactured by FujiGen Gakki, and were produced from 1984 to 1987. They are often distinguished by unique features like a micro-adjustment neck plate, a locking nut, and a D or C-shaped neck. Key features

• "Superstrat" design: This guitar is a departure from classic Stratocasters, built for modern and high-gain sounds.
• Pickups: Many models featured a humbucker, sometimes with an option for coil-splitting, and single-coil pickups in a "HSS" configuration.
• Tremolo system: Equipped with a locking tremolo system, the Fender System II, to allow for aggressive dive bombs without going out of tune.
• Neck and body: They typically have a maple neck with a rosewood fingerboard, a 25.5" scale length, and a thinner profile neck (C or D shape).
• Other features: A side-mounted output jack and a locking nut are common features. Some had a micro-adjustment neck plate for fine-tuning.