2002 Fender CIJ JM66B ’66 Reissue Jazzmaster 3-Tone Sunburst Block Inlays Japan w/ HSC

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For Sale: 2002 Fender CIJ Japan JM66B ’66 Reissue Jazzmaster – 3-Tone Sunburst w/ Blocks & HSC Up for sale is a 2002 Fender Japan JM66B ’66 Reissue Jazzmaster in 3-Tone Sunburst with block inlays, complete with a non-original hard-shell case. This is a very cool vintage-inspired CIJ Jazzmaster that captures the look and feel of mid-’60s examples, with the added appeal of a bound neck and pearloid block inlays. These JM66B models are especially desirable for their more upscale visual appointments, and as expected from Fender Japan, the overall build quality and consistency are excellent. Condition This guitar is in excellent condition (9/10). It shows light surface scratches, a few small dings, and typical signs of use. Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. Everything on the guitar is 100% original. There are no cracks, breaks, repairs, or structural issues. The neck is straight, the frets are in excellent condition, and the guitar plays cleanly up and down the neck with no buzzing or dead spots. It has also been recently professionally set up and is ready to go. A non-original hard-shell case is included. Specifications Model: Fender Japan JM66B ’66 Reissue Jazzmaster Year: 2002 Crafted in Japan (CIJ) Serial Number: Q027863 Finish: 3-Tone Sunburst Body: Alder (typical for this model) Neck: Maple, C Shape Fingerboard: Rosewood, Bound with Pearloid Block Inlays Radius: 7.25" Scale Length: 25.5" Nut Width: 1.67" Neck Depth: .83" (1st fret), .93" (12th fret) Pickups: Original Fender Japan Jazzmaster Single-Coils Bridge: Original Vintage-Style with Floating Tremolo Electronics: Traditional Jazzmaster Rhythm/Lead Circuit Weight: 7 lbs 10 oz Case: Non-Original Hard-Shell Case Electronics & Features One of the biggest draws of this JM66B is the bound neck with block inlays, giving it a more refined late-’60s aesthetic compared to standard dot-neck Jazzmasters. It retains the full traditional Jazzmast