FT Fender American JAZZ V

[Gary Lynch]

SOLD..........................

2001 Fender American USA JAZZ V

I just bought this from a neighbor who needed some fast cash. I do not play five string, I play four strings.

It's a Jazz V that he never really played. He is the original owner and bought it from Musicians Friend in 2001. The pickguard film and decals are still on it. The original strings are still on it. The case candy is still with it. Hard case is original.

ALSO the back of the maple neck has some slight flame to the edges. It looks pretty nice in real time.

I looked it over and tested everything. The only defects would be some buckle rash that's not into the wood but into the top surface of whatever they paint these and coast them with. Other than that it's just like a unused bass ready to play for decades.

I'd like to trade it for a Fender American P with maple neck/fingerboard of the same value as this would be on today's market. I will respond to all offers.

I can send some larger photos but I am no professional photographer and you can't really pick up buckle rash well becsasue the flash seems to take out the details.


Decals read;

NEW A Better Sounding
Better Playing Bass

American JAZZ BASS V
Model # 019 3500
Solid Alder or Ash Body
Graphite reinforced maple neck
Pao Ferro fingerboard
String thru body bridge
Vintage Spec Pickups
Strap Lock Ready
Made in USA

PLEASE email me if interested.

[madbassplaya]

price?

[shaggy45]

its FT

[workdaddy]

I missed this by a half hour on craigslist this morning. I'd give you what you paid for it.

[Bluesy Soul]

Originally Posted by Gary Lynch

If I have no one interested in a trade within the next few days I will entertain selling the Jazz V to fund the purchase of a four string P. I will consider all $ offers. Thanks

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