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No, it's not. You are correct. Those tuners are usually found on cheap budget instruments. The truss rod access route seems to have a black plastic collar, again, something you don't find on US Fenders, ever, and the sunburst looks quite rubbish. Two extra screws on the cheap bridge are another couple pf alarms.
 

Fender now offer the facility to check serial numbers on their site. It'll tell you exactly the model and colour of the instrument associated with the serial.
 

Walk away and don't look back.

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I always think how amazing it is when people are so knowledgable about things like this. The only thing that struck me was the poor quality sunburst.

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The off centre block markers and poorly aligned headstock decal set off my alarm bells.

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12 hours ago, Downunderwonder said:

Hinky. It might say Fender on it, but I doubt that is even a Squier.

And the blurry font for the serial number - genuine US Fender's serials are crisp and clean...

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To be honest - he says grabbing his coat and making for the door - the misaligned headstock decal, poor spray job, and wonky fretboard markers, surely make it a genuine Fender? 😆

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