Zemaitis Very Rare Japanese Custom Shop Hand-Built CS24SU Wood Leaf Maple Flame

You are looking at the rarest Zemaitis guitar we have ever had in at Gas Station Guitars. It was made in very limited numbers by the Japanese Zemaitis Custom shop and discontinued long ago. It is the Zemaitis CS24SU Wood Leaf Flame Maple Amberburst. One owner from new. It is all factory spec with a beautifully designed engraved maple fronted carved top. Nitro lacquer finished with hand-selected African mahogany 1 piece back and 1 piece set neck with beautiful dark and dense Ebony fingerboard. It has a 635mm scale, set neck joint, and medium-sized 24-fret specs. Voiced by immense sounding Dimarzio DP3 humbuckers. Engraved Duralinium control plates, truss rod cover and bridge, Neck dead straight, truss rod fine and plenty of life left in the frets. Weight is 4.2kg. Complete with original lined Zemaitis Custom Shop hard shell case with key and Japanese booklet. Recently imported from Japan. Beautiful nr mint condition throughout. It is very clean, no dings or buckle rash etc. Any little white specs you see on the body are just dust. A stone cold case queen. No offers thanks.
Below are the full specs:

Body Top: Engraved Maple
Body Back：Select African Mahogany
Neck：Select African Mahogany
Neck Joint：Set neck
Nut Width：43mm (1-11/16")
Nut: Bone
Fingerboard: Ebony
Scale：635mm (25")
Frets：24 Medium
Neck Pickup: Dimarzio DP3
Bridge Pickup: Dimarzio DP3
Radius: 305mm (12")
Controls: 2 volume, 2 tone, 3-way toggle
Tuners: Gotoh SG301-01-Chrome
Finish: Lacquer
Protection：Original hard shell case
Colour: Amber Burst

At Gas Station Guitars we carefully hand-select all our guitars and refuse a lot more than we accept, if they don’t blow us away on all fronts, we just don’t put them in our shop; if it’s for sale by Gas Station Guitars, you know it’d gonna be pretty special.  All pictures are of actual guitars, all guitars are in hand and we do not use stock photos. NOT FOR TRADE or part exchange, thanks. We ship worldwide to the USA, E.U, Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan and of course the UK.