I was given this guitar as a distribution from a deceased estate from a distant relative, so I don't have all the details on it's history.

From what i can gather from research, it is probably the JJ2 model featuring neck through construction, a soft v-shaped neck profile , ebony fretboard, Jackson's great compound radius fretboard geometry, 25.5" scale length, tune-o-matic style bridge, and Seymour Duncan's fabulous Diablo signature pickups

Fantastic flame finish

It appears in good condition with some of the usual belt-buckle damage to the rear, and a few dings to the finish along the bottom edge and the corner of the head-stock.

Some corrosion on the bright-work (including frets, hardware, pickup covers and bridge), but would clean up very nicely with a modest refurb, new bridge saddles and fret dressing.

Will be a massive bargain for the buyer, one of these in very good condition goes for upwards of 3-4k.

Original hard case included as shown.

Photos are of actual instrument and I believe are a fair representation of its condition. Picky buyers should inspect.