2024 Fender MIJ Japan Traditional 60s Jazzmaster Competition Black Sunburst FSR Mint w/ HSC

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For Sale: 2024 Fender MIJ Japan Traditional 60s Jazzmaster – Competition Black / 3-Color Sunburst | MIJ | Mint | HSC Up for sale is a 2024 Fender Japan Traditional Collection 60s Jazzmaster in the rare Competition Black with 3-Color Sunburst finish, complete with a non-original hard-shell case. This is a very cool and limited Factory Special Run (FSR) from Fender Japan, blending classic ’60s Jazzmaster specs with a bold Competition-style finish that you don’t see often on Jazzmasters. These late-2024/2025 Collection models are Japan-only releases and continue to showcase the high level of fit, finish, and consistency MIJ instruments are known for. Condition Mint – 10/10 Protective plastic still on the pickguard No scratches, dings, or cosmetic wear No cracks, repairs, or modifications Neck is straight and stable Frets are perfect with no wear Recently professionally set up here at Guitar Chimp — plays clean with low action and no buzzing or dead spots Includes non-original hard-shell case. Specifications Year: 2024 Made in Japan (MIJ) Model: Traditional 60s Jazzmaster (FSR) Finish: Competition Black with 3-Color Sunburst Stripe Body: Basswood Neck: Maple, “U” Shape Fingerboard: Rosewood Radius: 9.5" Frets: 21 Vintage-Style Scale Length: 25.5" Nut Width: 1.62" (Bone) Neck Depth: .82" (1st fret), .88" (12th fret) Pickups: Vintage-Style Jazzmaster Single-Coils (Neck & Bridge) Electronics: Traditional Jazzmaster Rhythm/Lead Circuit Bridge: 6-Saddle Vintage-Style with Floating Tremolo Hardware: Chrome/Nickel Weight: 7 lbs 0 oz Case: Non-Original Hard-Shell Case Electronics & Features This model stays true to the traditional Jazzmaster design with the full rhythm/lead circuit, giving you a wide range of tonal options from warm and mellow to bright and cutting. The standout feature here is the Competition Black / Sunburst finish — a unique visual that gives this guitar a custom, almost one-off feel. It’s a rare look for a Jazzmaster and really sets this one