Vintage early 80s Fender Bullet H-1 - w/OHSC

Check out this bonkers-cool early 80s Fender Bullet H-1. This is one of the short-lived (81-83) American-made Fender Bullets, designed by luther, John Page, before Squier Japan took over production. It features a slightly smaller Strat-ish body, Tele-like neck with vintage radius, and a single, original Fender humbucker in the bridge that can be split with a push button for single coil tones, which sound killer. You'll also notice this one features the all-in-one bridge/pickguard assembly, which is pretty cool, too. It plays great, too, up and down the neck, thanks to a full fret level, crown and polish. Frets still have plenty of life left as well. It shows a few dings and divots, the most notable being a ding on the neck/fretboard at the 12th fret. Surprisingly, you don't notice it when playing. All original great playing and sounding USA guitar, and includes the ORIGINAL Fender plastic molded hardshell case and even the strap that came with it, although the strap has seen better days.