Fender Japan ST62-500 1990-1991 Stratocaster Type Sunburst SSS Electric Guitar

Description

According to the serial number, it was made in 1990-1991, and the plastic parts are discolored. There are small dents and damage in various places. The truss rod is hard and doesn't have much surplus. On average, 50% of the frets remain. An external soft case is included. The weight of the main unit is approximately 3.2 kg.

Made in 1990-1991
Made by Fujigen
plastic parts discoloration
Truss rod effectiveness: Hard
Frets: Average 50% remaining
External soft case
Weight: approx. 3.2kg

Although there is a feeling of use,there is no problem in operation.

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