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Your guitar was made in Korea sometime during 1988-1996. That's as close as we can get.Korean Fenders of this period were made at one of three plants, but serial numbering was chaotic and followed no set scheme. Quality also was seemingly variable..

For the best answer, contact Fender directly. Here's the link- https://support.fender.com/hc/en-us

Your guitar was made at the Fender Corona Plant, USA in 2004 - 2005.

What kind of vehicle is the fender on, and which fender, such as left front, right front, left rear and right rear? Will you do the work, or a body shop? What about paint matching, which is an art in itself?

Wayne, There's a time to take the amp to a pro shop andf get it done right. It' saves time and headaches, and also keeps you from inadvertantly smoking other parts or yourself. Now is that time.

Authoritative info is scarce. It is probably a DG10 model made in 1995-97. That's as close as I can get. .

Yes, Fender can. Contact Fender Musical Instruments Corporation

Sorry we have no way top look this up here.

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The quickest way, assuming that the guitar is stick, is to check the serial number and contact Fender. Contact Fender Musical Instruments Corporation

Your guitar was made at the Fender Ensenada Plant, Mexico in 2007 - 2008 Production Number: 107383

\That's a 2006 serial number.

I suspect the H is really an N, which would place it.1990-91. As long as the adjustment screw for the truss rod is at the base of the neck. The plugged top end isn't a concern. Your best source of info is to contact Fender customer service directly. Here's the link- Contact Fender Musical Instruments Corporation

Clean first then if it still has a problem replace.

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That serial number could be for a guitar was made in Corona California, but it does not give the year, which should be visible on the neck of the guitar. It could be for a guitar made in the Fuji-Gen Japan plant, in 1996-1997, in which case it should show a neck decal "Made in Japan". https://support.fender.com/hc/en-us/articles/212774746-How-can-I-find-out-when-my-American-made-instrument-was-manufactured-

The first number belongs to a Fender made in Fullerton in 1954, so not your guitar since the F-80-12 was introduced in 1976. The nearest we can get with the second number is to a Fender made in Korea sometime from 1988 to 1996. No closer records appear to have been kept. .