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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gkf3IHFbrSYz-f9FsX7S2Oa0UYvDumUq/view?usp=drivesdk  Still a work in progress  

I wonder if anyone can advise me on replacement locking tuners for my Jagmaster?  I just bought some like-for-like Squier ones off of eBay and they are pretty rubbish, the tuning goes out with a tiny bit of string bending, so that's why I'm after getting some locking ones.  I bought my Jag in about 1997 and it has s/n CY04126903 Crafted in China. Any tips most gratefully received!  

Curious if the OP found out if, in fact, the Cyclone neck intonated properly on a Mustang body.

In case anyone stops by, for reference, I have reached a pretty high level of confidence that the date is 1974, based on the neck stamp (check this site here for the fruits of a few peoples' research: http://www.fendermustangstory.com/) and the metal plate number (which I forget to take a picture of, but is registering on Fender website as being manufactured either 1973 or 1974). 

Hello all. I have been doing a lot of research as I intend to sell a guitar I inherited about 10 years ago from a family member who was original owner. I'm having a very hard time trying to find a match on the serial number so I can accurately represent the instrument as what it is. I have a serial number of 45003943. But everywhere I've looked, a Mustang's number is supposed to start with "49" not "45." However, the rest of the number system seems to make sense... see below: 45 - ? 00 - Rosewood Fretboard 39 - Week 39 (October) 4 - 1974 3 - Wednesday Here are some pictures, I'd really appreciate some help on ID so I don't accidentally screw anyone over or I don't get screwed over. I'm guess it is a 1974 Competition/Burgundy Blue, but I'd like some confirmation or alternative suggestions from others who are more knowledgable. Guitar: https://imgur.com/PX8KcGh   Serial#: https://imgur.com/ClD4GVl   Neck/Body Slot: https://imgur.com/zO9DU1u Thanks in advance!