1988 Ibanez JEM777SK shocking pink

Good condition, 6/10, Made in Japan, Weight is 3.33kg, just like Steve Vais original that he used extensively on the David Lee Roth Skyscraper tour in 1988, worn frets, including hardcase, including tremolo arm, lots of large paint chips on the back (at least 2) and some small ones on the front, the Crafton plastic plaque on the back of the headstock (always applied by the Swedish importer Crafton) has the numbers 388 which means 3rd quarter of 1988 which is when the guitar came to Sweden, checking around the neck attachment and a common wood crack by the locking nut screws on the back of the headstock, more info: The JEM777 is a solid body electric guitar model introduced by Ibanez in mid-1987. It was the first model in the JEM series which is a line of six-string guitars which are signature models for American guitarist Steve Vai. The JEM777 was revealed at the Summer NAMM show in Chicago in June 1987. The JEM777 was available in three different and, at the time, unique finishes. The Loch Ness Green version was produced only in 1987 and 1988 with only 777 guitars made. All of the LNG JEM777s were hand numbered and signed by Steve Vai. The Shocking Pink version was available from 1987 until 1989.