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Vintage Fender Jaguar and Jazzmaster

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Steven K

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I owned both, yet they never suited my style of playing or music, I had my vintage strats. Yet those are gorgeous,
 
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MikeSlub said:
Early 1965 Jaguar, Lake Placid Blue with matching headstock and green pick guard. Sitting next to 1961 Jazzmaster, white with yellowed lacquer.
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Those are beautiful instruments! The Lake Placid Blue Jaguar with a matching headstock and green pickguard looks stunning, and the 1961 Jazzmaster with the yellowed lacquer has such a classic vibe. Great pieces for any collection! Writing a dissertation is no easy task, but ukwritings made it manageable for me. I used their dissertation services on https://ukwritings.com/dissertation-services and the experience was fantastic. The writer was knowledgeable, and the final product was well-researched and structured. The support team was also very supportive throughout the process. Highly recommend for anyone tackling a dissertation.
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Cool. Do you play those regularly?
 
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