2016 Fender Japan MIJ Left-Handed JM66 ’62 Reissue Jazzmaster White Rosewood w/ HSC

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For Sale: 2016 Fender Japan MIJ Left-Handed JM66 ’62 Reissue Jazzmaster – White | Rosewood | HSC Up for sale is a 2016 Fender Japan MIJ Left-Handed JM66 ’62 Reissue Jazzmaster in White, complete with a non-original hard-shell case. This Japanese-made left-handed Jazzmaster captures the classic early-'60s feel with a rosewood fingerboard, vintage-style 7.25" radius, thin C-shaped neck, traditional Jazzmaster pickup layout, and floating tremolo system. Left-handed Fender Japan Jazzmasters are considerably less common than their right-handed counterparts, making this a particularly appealing option for left-handed players looking for the vintage-inspired feel and styling of a ’62 Reissue. Condition Very Good – 8/10 This guitar has been played and shows light scratches and dings consistent with normal use. Overall, it remains in very good condition and presents nicely while showing some honest playwear. Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of its cosmetic condition. Specifications Model: Fender Japan JM66 ’62 Reissue Jazzmaster Year: 2016 Orientation: Left-Handed Made In: Japan Serial Number: JD16015490 Finish: White Neck Profile: Thin C Fingerboard: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 7.25" Nut Width: 1.66" Neck Depth: .81" at 1st Fret / .90" at 12th Fret Pickups: Jazzmaster Single-Coils Controls: Traditional Jazzmaster Lead & Rhythm Circuits Bridge/Tremolo: Vintage-Style Jazzmaster Floating Tremolo Weight: 7 lbs 14 oz Case: Non-Original Hard-Shell Case Left-Handed ’62 Reissue Design The JM66 draws heavily from the early-'60s Jazzmaster formula, combining the distinctive offset body with the traditional Jazzmaster electronics and floating tremolo system. The thin C-shaped neck, rosewood fingerboard, and vintage-style 7.25" radius give this guitar a distinctly traditional Fender feel rather than the flatter fingerboards commonly found on more modern interpretations of the Jazzmaster. As a left-handed Made-in-Japan