Made in Japan by the Fujigen factory in 1989, the PJR65 is part of the "Contemporary Series" of modern instruments to suit the needs of 80's musicians. This one is finished in a very rare "Chrome Red" finish with a matching headstock that has a real sparkle in the right light. Indonesian Camp body with a maple neck and 22 fret rosewood fingerboard (34" scale length), weighs 3.3kg's. Loaded with Fender Japan PJ pickups (a Dragster and a Hotrod) with a master volume knob, pickup balance selector knob and active treble/bass knobs.
Very good vintage condition as pictured with some light wear and tear from basic use. The neck is straight and the frets are shiny with plenty of life, truss works as it should and the electronics were serviced and sound great. Appears to be all original as pictured.
