Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in 1985, the JM66-70 was the first ever iteration of the famous '66 reissue Jazzmaster released by Fender Japan as part of their iconic "E Series". Perfect for collectors looking to secure one of the rarest models in the Fender Japan catalog or players looking for a genuine 80's Jazzmaster without paying US prices.
Solid alder body with a maple neck and rosewood fingerboard (42mm nut width, 7.25" radius), it weighs 4.3kg's. Classic Jazzmaster wiring with a pair of JM-SINGLE pickups, this one appears to be all original.
Well loved condition as pictured with some light wear to the finish and fading to the plastics, no breaks or repairs though. The neck is straight and plays well with an adjustable truss rod, the frets have plenty of life with some light playwear.
