Northwest Vintage Guitars presents a relic from 1987 in this MIJ Fender Stratocaster made by Fujigen and sold in the Japanese and select South Asian Markets. This model is seldom seen in the US and this one has a long life left in front of it. It features the early St Vintage Ceramic Pickups that deliver boat loads of chime and spank with a defined and warm bottom end. It's in perfect working order with freshly polished frets and perfectly intonated new nickel 10's. 7.25 lbs, comes safely packed in the gig bag in the photos.
The nut measures 1.70", neck depth is .82"-.88" at the 1st and 12th frets respectively. It's Fender's Oval C neck profile that feels very comfy in the hand. The neck is straight, the truss rod turns in both directions, and the relief is currently set for optimum playability. There are scattered scratches, dings, and dents as pictured. It remains in excellent playable condition with no dead spots or unwarranted buzzing.
Buy with confidence. We offer a 7 day money-back return on all used guitars. All our guitars are deep cleaned and receive a professional service and setup. You will not get a filthy guitar from us. All guitars are guaranteed to arrive in the condition as described, and a full refund will be issued if not. Additionally, all our guitars are fully insured, and we will assist with any claims that may arise. See the details on our Storefront.
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We are in the Pacific Northwest of the USA, so humidity levels can vary greatly within the US and around the world. Your guitar may need a truss rod adjustment when it arrives.
