New to the shop is an absolutely killer 1963 Fender Jazzmaster in "Fiesta Red". This guitar features the classic tremolo unit, switchable rhythm/lead circuit, special wide/flat coil pickups and a replaced period correct Mustang bridge. When it comes to history, the Jazzmaster helped shape the...

This one is pretty interesting from early 1965 unbound neck with clay dot inlays and the older style knobs. The guitar is light weight at 7 pounds 2 ounces and the body does seem to have deep contours and feels very tailored. The color is the best color for any FENDER guitar, I declare it to be...

This Fender Jazzmaster was made in the USA in 1962. It has an original fiesta red finish that is over dakota red and desert sand. The guitar shows honest play wear, but remains in excellent overall condition. This guitar is all original. The original frets are worn but we dressed them and it...

It’s hard to find a Jazzmaster as cool as this 1962 Fender Jazzmaster in Fiesta Red with a matching headstock! This one came from the original owner’s son, who made sure to detail his father’s story. In his earlier years, Doug Lewis came down with a case of “hillbilly fever” even though he lived in...

Check out this incredible slab-board 1962 Fender Jazzmaster in its original Fiesta Red finish! This is an excellent time for Jazzmasters, right before the switch to veneer fingerboards. As an early 60s example, this one features an original tortoiseshell pickguard and non-matching headstock. Since...