Fender Jaguar 1963 - Candy Apple Red with Matching Headstock

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Fender Jaguar – 1963 (Pre-CBS) – Candy Apple Red – Professionally Refinished – Very Good Condition – w/ Tweed Case + Original Bridge Pickup (Non-working)Super Duper Gear – Curating High-End, Vintage & Collectible InstrumentsHouston, TX | Worldwide Shipping | Se habla EspañolThis is an incredible opportunity to own a rare Pre-CBS Fender Jaguar from early 1962 with a January neck date and a professional refinishing by renowned luthier Carlos Ge of GEguitarworks in Houston, TX. This guitar captures the spirit of the early 60s and is a collector’s dream.ConditionThe guitar is in Very Good condition and has been professionally refinished using NOS nitrocellulose lacquer in a beautiful Candy Apple Red. Carlos Ge’s work ensures that the finish looks authentic and perfectly aged. There are no significant dings or scratches, and it has the character you’d expect from a vintage guitar of this era.Key FeaturesBody & Finish: Refinished in Candy Apple Red with NOS nitro lacquerNeck Date: MAY 1963 – true Pre-CBS JaguarElectronics: 100% original wiring and neck pickupPickups: Lollar Jaguar bridge pickup installed, original (non-working) bridge pickup includedHardware: All original – bridge, tuners, plates, knobsCase: High-quality aftermarket tweed hardshell case includedWhy This Guitar Stands OutPre-CBS Jaguars are among the most desirable vintage Fender models, and this one has all the key elements: early neck date, original electronics, and a refinished body that respects the vintage aesthetic. The upgraded Lollar bridge pickup brings modern clarity while keeping the vintage integrity intact. The original non-working pickup is included for purists who want to restore it.Condition Rating (per Reverb)Very Good – Due to professional refinishing and replaced bridge pickup. Electronics and hardware remain original.Included • Aftermarket tweed case • Original (non-working) bridge pickupWhat You See Is What You GetAt Super Duper Gear, we believe in transparency. The instrument you see