Fender – Jazzmaster, white – 1963 neck – ID 6032

A vintage Parts Caster Jazzmaster with a truly beautiful piece of Fender history on the neck.
The neck is verified to be a Fender from September 1963 and features the coveted Brazilian rosewood fingerboard with clay dots and a 7.25"-radius.
The rest of the guitar should be considered a " Partscaster "—the alder body comes from an unknown manufacturer, and it features various components of unknown or presumably Japanese origin. The instrument has an Olympic White refinish, so it is definitely not an "all-original" vintage instrument.
It's precisely this combination that makes it so interesting: that authentic 1963 Fender feel in the neck, combined with a unique Jazzmaster configuration.
We've inspected the guitar here to make sure everything is in working order—the truss rod, intonation, electronics, potentiometers, and tremolo—and everything works fine.

✅ Model: Fender Jazzmaster / Partscaster
✅ Neck construction date: September 1963
✅ Neck: Fender Maple
✅ Neck stamp: 04. Sep '63
✅ Fretboard: Brazilian rosewood
✅ Fretboard inlays: Clay Dots
✅ Radius: 7.25"
✅ Neck profile: C
✅ Saddle width: 41.7 mm
✅ Neck thickness 1st fret: 20.7 mm
✅ Neck width at the 12th fret: 25.2 mm
✅ Width at the 12th fret: 51.5 mm
✅ Bünde: 21
✅ Body: alder, manufacturer unknown
✅ Finish: Olympic White Refin
✅ Bridge: Floating/Rocking Jazzmaster Bridge
✅ Tremolo: Jazzmaster Tremolo
✅ Pickguard: 4-ply tortoise shell
✅ Pickups: 2x single-coil, manufacturer unknown
✅ Neck pickup resistance: 6.52 kOhm
✅ Bridge PU resistance: 6.61 kOhm
✅ Switching: 3-way toggle + 2-way slide switch
✅ Rhythm Circuit: Volume + Tone
✅ Tuning machines: Kluson Deluxe Double Line Repros
✅ Saddle: Brass
✅ Weight: 3,849 grams
✅ Case: gig bag
✅ Condition: Vintage Parts Caster, technically inspected
✅ Special feature: 1963 Fender neck with Brazilian rosewood