Fender Japan K-serial Stratocaster, likely from the Fujigen era of 1990-1991. The pickups are not US models, and based on the catalog, it's likely an ST62-500, but I bought it used and don't have a warranty, so the exact year and model number are unknown. The plastic parts were yellowed, so I replaced everything except the control knobs with new ones. The pickguard and backplate were replaced with new mint green ones, which give it a ST62 look, based on my personal preference. The film is still on them, so both are almost unscratched. The tremolo arm cap has also been replaced with a new one. A tremolo arm and a Fender genuine soft case (image 15) are included. It can also be changed to a general-purpose gig bag (image 16), so please contact me if you wish. The strings have been replaced with new Fender strings (0.09-0.42). Please note that they may rust before shipping. There are no cracks at the neck joint, and the frets have no divots and are 60-70% remaining. There are no noticeable damages, and the body and neck are in good condition for their age, but please be aware that there are scratches and small dents (images 13, 14). The neck appears almost straight, and the truss rod still has some room. I did a simple fret leveling and string height adjustment, but there is buzzing on the high frets after the 12th fret on the 2nd-4th strings, and the string height is set high. If you are concerned, I recommend neck adjustment or fret leveling. The electronics are in good working order, with no noticeable crackling or noise. I have adjusted it to be usable for the listing, but please understand that it is a used item, and returns are not accepted for reasons other than the sound not working. After your order, it will be shipped anonymously in a guitar-specific cardboard box with free shipping. Please ask if you have any questions. Fender Japan ST-62