Acquired from individual in not used condition. There are some scratches, stains. There are certain scratches, stains. There are noticeable scratches and dents throughout the guitar, tarnish/rust on the metal parts, and paint cracks at the neck joint. The truss rod works well and has ample room for adjustment in both forward and backward bow directions. The neck has been adjusted with the rod. The neck is slightly raised (slightly raised from the joint). There is slight wear on the frets, but there is still plenty left and it does not interfere with playability. [Missing Items] Arm, back panel. [Weight] Approximately 3.5kg. Please note that we prioritized noticeable damage in our photos. Due to image limitations, please understand that there may be scratches or damage that cannot be fully captured or depicted in the photos. The product description is accurate as of the time of inspection prior to listing. In rare cases, changes in condition that occurred during the display period may be discovered during the final inspection after your order is placed. In such cases, we will contact you to confirm. Please note that any accessories not listed in the images or product description are missing. If there is no indication of “original, ” “parts replaced, ” or “repair history, ” we cannot make any definitive statements regarding the specifications or condition. This Squier, bearing the “SQ serial number, ” is a testament to the early days of Fender Japan! Many may think that “Squier” is a lower-end Fender model, but during this era, Fender Japan only allowed traditional models to carry the “Fender” logo. Guitars with ambitious specifications like medium scale, humbucker models, and endlocks were released under the “Squier” name, along with more affordable models. The top-of-the-line model, the “ST952, ” had a list price of ¥95,000, making it a much higher-ranking model than the average Fender Japan model. This “ST552″ features two humbuckers, unusual for a Stratocaster, and a matching headstock in a candy apple color. While the specifications differ from the catalog, such as the lack of endlocks and an escutcheon mount, this instrument is presumed to be genuine. Discover why Fender and Gibson could no longer ignore Japanese-made copycat models. Enjoy Fujigen’s reliable technology and the mature sound that can only be enjoyed today! Please Read Before Order. We do not accept any false declarations of value or any other false information. If you have any questions, please inquire in advance. As a result, orders will be fulfilled on a first-come first-served basis. We apologize for the inconvenience and we thank you for your understanding. Because of the time difference, please expect delay in response. The damages are described and shown with the pictures as much as possible, but we are not able to cover all of the damages on our items. Ranking of Condition is only for the item not included packaging stuffs, guarantee card and tags. Your order will be canceled if we don’t hear from you. The size of the item is measured by our professional stuff. The size of item is Japanese size. 1cm? 0.39 inch. Komehyo is the largest reseller of pre-owned luxury brand items in Japan. Our expert appraisers are highly experienced and we do not deal with fake/counterfeit products. Learn more about us. Komehyo is a member of the Association Against Counterfeit Product Distribution(AACD). AACD’s goal is to create a sound market for genuine brand products by eliminating counterfeit and fraudulent products from the market.