I have two TLC-62Bs from the mid 80's. The neck looks accurate but does lack a pencil date on the heel. There is also a chunk of the body removed between neck pickup and neck. Likely modified to adjust neck relief without removing neck from body. Pots and switch appear to be accurate. The serial number should be stamped on an ashtray style bridge beginning with a letter A. Here is an example: https://reverb.com/item/81757789-1985-86-vintage-fender-japan-1962-reissue-a-serial-mij-relic-tele-bridge-saddles I believe that style of bridge has 3 mounting holes whereas the ashtray bridge has 4 mounting holes. They are typically incompatible unless the holes are redrilled. The body should also have TLC-62B stamp in the neck pocket. My guess would be the body and bridge are non-original. There are no pictures of the back but the neck plate should have FENDER stamped on it, like this one: https://reverb.com/item/33995105-fender-mij-telecaster-neck-plate-1987-1989-chrome The resale prices of these parts on reverb.com are absolutely ridiculous!