*NEW IN BOX* 2026 Fender Japan FSR Traditional II 60s Jaguar Sherwood Green Metallic Matching Head, MIJ

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[Music Store Description]Based on the Made in Japan Traditional 60s Jaguar, this model has been upgraded with an alder body, Pure Vintage ’65 Single-Coil Jaguar pickups, a Mid ’60s “C” neck shape, a vintage-correct 7.25" fingerboard radius, medium jumbo frets, and Mustang-type bridge saddles for improved string stability.It also faithfully recreates Sherwood Green Metallic finish, the dot position markers used during the 1964–1965 transitional period, and neck binding.SpecificationsBody: AlderBody Finish: PolyesterNeck: MapleNeck Finish: Gloss UrethaneNeck Shape: Mid ’60s “C” ShapeScale: 24" (610 mm)Fingerboard: RosewoodFingerboard Radius: 7.25"Number of Frets: 22Fret Size: Medium JumboNut: BoneNut Width: 1.578" (40 mm)Position Inlays: DotBridge Pickup: Pure Vintage ’65 Single-Coil JaguarNeck Pickup: Pure Vintage ’65 Single-Coil JaguarControls:Lead Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Down):Volume (Neck), Volume (Bridge), Master ToneRhythm Circuit Controls (Slide Switch Up):Two Thumbwheel Controls for Neck Pickup Volume and TonePickup Switching: 2 On/Off Slide Switches, One for Each PickupPickup Configuration: SSBridge: 6-Saddle Vintage-Style Adjustable with “Floating” Tremolo TailpieceHardware Finish: ChromeTuning Machines: Vintage-StylePickguard: 3-Ply Mint GreenPickup Covers: Aged WhiteStrings: .010–.046 GaugeMade in JapanWeight: Approx. 3.7kgAccessories:Original gig bag, tremolo arm, warranty card, etc.Important NoticePayments are accepted via PayPal only.Please ensure the shipping address in your PayPal account exactly matches the one registered on Reverb.We will ship to the Reverb-registered address even if you use Guest Checkout or if the PayPal address does not match. However, PayPal Buyer/Seller Protection may not apply in such cases.PayPal transaction fees are non-refundable on any cancellation.Customs and Import RegulationsWe do not undervalue items or mark them as “gifts,” as this is prohibited by regulations in Japan, the United States, and other countries.Im