1961 Fender Jazzmaster. Alder Body, Three Tone Sunburst, Tortoise Pickguard, Floating Tremolo. One Piece Birdseye Maple Neck, Brazilian Rosewood Slab Board, Clay Dots, Spaghetti Logo, Single Line Kluson Tuners. Original Brown Hard Case, Tremolo Bar.

This Fender Jazzmaster was made in the USA in 1961. This guitar shows visible wear bu no structural damage and it is one of the best playing Jazzmasters we have had through. It is all original except for a refret, new nut, and new switch tip. IT weighs 8 pounds 7 ounces. This guitar has been...

This Fender Jazzmaster was made in the USA in 1961. The body has a beautiful shoreline gold refinish by Coop guitars. The slab-board neck retains the original finish. All parts are original except the rhythm switch. This is a fantastic playing and sounding instrument in excellent overall...

This Fender Jazzmaster was made in the USA in 1961. Rare blond finish and ash body. This guitar is all original. It weighs 7 pounds and 10 ounces. The guitar has been pro-setup in our store and comes with the original case.

1961 Fender Jazzmaster in very good condition with a healthy amount of wear throughout the instrument. This guitar is mostly original condition with the only modifications being a professional fingerboard refret, replacement Fender Mustang bridge, and replacement grover tuners. This guitar was...

1961 Fender Jazzmaster, Sought after Brazilian Slab Board, Attractive Sunburst finish, Clay dot inlays, Spaghetti logo, Tortoise guard, Floating Tremolo, Beautiful guitar, Nice player with Hang tags and case candy, EC, Lovely Original Brown Hard case, $15,995

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that me hit the mark. Our 1970 “Chicago Special” Jazzmaster has a 7.25” radius, and a rift...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that me hit the mark. Our 1970 “Chicago Special” Jazzmaster has a 7.25” radius, and a rift...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you'll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our "Chicago Special" Jazzmasters have a 7.25"...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you'll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our "Chicago Special" Jazzmasters have a 7.25"...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our 1961 “Chicago Special” Telecaster is a perfect blend of modern and vintage appointments, making this your new favorite Tele! Equipt with a 9.5” radius on a slab rosewood fretboard, and enhanced by a rift sawn maple neck, this Telecaster is comfortable and versatile. Our Chicago Special pickups...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that me hit the mark. Our 1970 “Chicago Special” Jazzmaster has a 7.25” radius, and a rift...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you'll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our "Chicago Special" Jazzmasters have a 7.25"...

Our goal with our Custom Shop Jazzmasters was to make the absolute best sounding and playing JMs out there. Seems pretty simple right? Combining a mix of vintage specs, and modern mods we think you’ll agree that we hit the mark. From 1959 to 1966, our “Chicago Special” Jazzmasters have a 7.25”...

FENDER Stratocaster, ca 1959 with a '66 Jazzmaster neck, the neck plate serial # 98848, this has a sunburst Fender factory refinish done ca 1965-66 with bold Fender markings stamped into the body, neck is stamped “13 Sept 66 B”, someone has carefully overlaid...