Update about the mij origin: Made in Japan Dinky Jackson in rare blue finish. Believed to be MIJ based on specs/appearance; serial number [00121080] (Note: Older Jackson serials can be difficult to verify online - you can read about it, a lot of serial numbers were never digitized, and some were lost permanently, so 90s Jacksons are mostly identified by their appearance and specs. So, If you believe that it is not mij and it is important for you to have the serial that you can find in current jackson database - it is your right not to buy it.

This was my project guitar for a while. It has everything stock except the Floyd - I installed a better one and in a very rare satin chrome finish. That Floyd alone cost me $100-$200 (if I remember correctly). I also spray painted the pickups. I'm not sure which exact pickups they are but the tone is actually great. I spray painted the tuners to match the satin chrome color of the Floyd.

Note: the Floyd turned out to be slightly larger than the one which wS previously installed, so it made a little crack in upper layer of finish (see the pictures), it doesn't affect the functionality of the Floyd however.

The neck feels a little bulkier than what you can see in newer mij jacksons, but it was its original neck - I didn't touch it. Overall, this is not an expensive type of guitar, however it is a collector's item from 90s, obviously out of production and the color is very rare. You can use this instrument to upgrade with better parts or use it as is - it plays and sounds great.