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Maybe I'll change these two out once a year or so. Gotta be careful with those screws, don't wanna strip nothin.

Speaking of screws, where is the fit issue? If it's between the guard snd control plate, you can address that without too much problem. I've done it to plenty MIM j basses and it is not too difficult or time consuming.Maybe I'll change these two out once a year or so. Gotta be careful with those screws, don't wanna strip nothin.
That's what she said.I also have pearl knobs…..
The tort has more contrast, but I do like the way the aged pearl looks with that neck. I'd probably keep the aged pearl, but I have a thing for white on white basses anyhow.I got this WD pick guard, because I've always thought white on white was sharp. This one isn't cut as precisely as the original tortoise. I'm on the fence about keeping it. What do y'all think?
Nothing is cooler than a white Jaguar.I've got almost the same bass, I kept the tort on mine because of the very snug fit. Mine seems to be more brown than red tort compared to yours though. I've considered getting a black one.
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Well, since it has a RW FB I'd go with Torty-Tort.I got this WD pick guard, because I've always thought white on white was sharp. This one isn't cut as precisely as the original tortoise. I'm on the fence about keeping it. What do y'all think?
I wanted a white one as soon as I realized they made these in white. I'm not a fan of the hot rod red or the matching headstock. I'd rather have the American PJ like yours, but the jazz is rad too.Nothing is cooler than a white Jaguar.