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In 1966, if you were putting your money down on a top of the line Fender guitar, and had excellent taste in aesthetics, you would get this Jaguar in Blue Ice Metallic. Its original owner is unknown, but their choice was rare. The Jaguar cost 25% more than the Stratocaster and turned heads of surf rockers. Through the mix of its floating tremolo system, 24” short scale neck, two original Jaguar single-coil pickups, and its distinctive Rhythm and Lead circuits, this model is equipped with all of the iconic offset solid body tones and signature "jangle" that these guitars are known for. The owner kept it in excellent condition, and it has only ever had a fret level. Comes with original tolex case with orange interior.

The Fender Jaguar is an iconic electric guitar first introduced in 1962. Known for its distinctive offset body shape and short scale length of 24 inches, this guitar originally found favor with surf musicians but later gained popularity among alternative rock and indie musicians. Its characteristic tone and versatile switching system, including multiple tone and pickup selectors, have made it a popular choice for players seeking a wide range of sounds. Typically featuring a rosewood fretboard, maple neck, and alder body, the Jaguar is available in classic finishes like Sunburst, Olympic White, and Candy Apple Red.