Help identifying this Dinky?

[calebloop]

So I found this guitar for about 150 bucks, on a whim I just bought it without thinking. But now I cant figure out what it is. The neck to me looks like the neck off of a Dkmg but i cant figure out this body. I dont have the guitar yet, its still in the mail. heres the pic that the seller had, could you guys shed some light on this?

Thanks.

[rjohnstone]

Older DK2 body.

[RacerX]

...with a DKMG neck

[Corpsegrinder88]

Yep. Looks like someone pulled the ole switcher-roo.. You can unbolt the neck and look inside the pocket there and on the bottom of the neck as well. but these 2 guys are right.

[calebloop]

Thanks for the help!
Would you guys say that I got a decent price for this? or did I get ripped?

[Corpsegrinder88]

Good price.. Parts wise you would get your money back and then some..

[rjohnstone]

Great price considering the parts involved.

I would like to meet the genius that thought it was a good idea to put a string tree on a Jackson neck. Talk about redundant...

[jacksonluvr]

Great price considering the parts involved.

I would like to meet the genius that thought it was a good idea to put a string tree on a Jackson neck. Talk about redundant...

Too funny.. I was thinking the same thing!

[ps43203]

Duh

[MartinBarre]

I would like to meet the genius that thought it was a good idea to put a string tree on a Jackson neck. Talk about redundant...

The Adrian Smith sig has one too. Why?

[Devotee]

The Adrian Smith sig is a Strat head which isn't tilted back like your standard Jackson headstock.

[straycat]

No need for the retainer bar why do people do that?I would make sure it intonated before jumping for joy.Hope its a 24 fret body.
That could be the reason it was so cheap.