Jackson Guitars

 You are looking at a mint condition Charvel San Dimas, MADE IN USA guitar, with the original C & C case, unopened case candy bag which includes brochure, tremolo bar and wrenches.It is all original and has the original hang tag. The color is trans blue so you can see the grain of the wood through the beautiful finish. It has sat unplayed in my collection and that is why the case candy bag is still sealed, so the whammy bar was never even put into the tremolo. The strings are original to the guitar and I'm sure won't be bright sounding until changed. According to the 2005 Charvel Pricing guide found at:

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It has the following construction and options: Alder body, bolt on quartersawn Eastern hard rock maple neck with specially formulated oil finish, 1 11/16" nut width, 22 jumbo frets, 25 1/2" scale length, compound radius fingerboard, Seymour Duncan pickups in HSS configuration, NOS brass tremolo and black hardware. It's work order number is 282-3020-886 which gives it an ebony fretboard and c &c case. The 886 was the custom finish of trans blue. Note S/N of 6496 in photo. It listed for $2149.99. I will start the bidding at $900 with a buy it now for $1200. Returns are accepted so long as they meet the guidelines listed below. I can take more photos if you need them and email them to you. Shipping will include insurance. Payment must be made by Paypal within 2 days of auction end. Continental USA shipping only. No exceptions.

More info: The guitar has Mother of Pearl dot inlays, Seymour Duncan TB-14 Bridge p/u, STK-S1 Classic Stack middle and neck p/u (according to the literature on above website),  master volume & 5 way blade pup selector, Schaller Tuners made in Germany, New Old Stock (NOS) Charvel Tremolo in brass  It appears to be a graphite nut.