Had an all-stock version in Impassion, sold it, and bought one back + changed pickups to white (as seen on Crush)

This is actually the RG920MQMZ as it has a Maple fingerboard, not a rosewood fingerboard that the RG920MZ has.

Having logged more than 50 years on the guitar, starting with a Stella acoustic and then a single-pickup Danelectro Silvertone (the first electric for countless young players in the late ’50s), Fogerty has never given up his passion to get better—or to explore new gear. He still owns a few vintage axes from his Creedence days, but he’s also become a bit of a shredder on his Music Man Axis and a recently acquired Ibanez RG920." - excerpt from Premier Guitar report. (...) At the same time, he’s been refocusing on his Telecaster chicken-pickin’ technique, turning to the work of Johnny Hiland for guidance. “Usually I just put my Ibanez [920] on the bridge pickup and play all my Tele riffs on that,” he admits.

^From a Premier Guitar article. I changed the source to show him with the actual guitar.

He uses the Ibanez RG920 from "Premium" series that was in sale between 2011 and 2014 . You can see it in 1:23 and 8:23 . Nothing else matches the look with this guitar (that has written "Premium" on the headstock) . The pickups were changed for something else than "Dimarzio/IBZ" pickups that were mounted in that model.

My main guitar on our last tour was my LACS-custom painted RG927 Premium in sea foam. I think Ibanez has proven with this model that you can make a great guitar at a reasonable price point that holds up to the rigors of the road and plays like a dream. The neck is perfect — thin without being paper thin — and it’s fast and easy to maneuver on. The RG body style has always been my favorite, it’s just super comfortable. The bridge is solid, stands up to a serious beating and holds tune like a champ.

In the YouTube video "My ENTIRE Guitar Collection! Jamie Slays," Jamie Oldfield showcases his Ibanez RG920MZ electric guitar. This guitar, finished in Tiger Eye, features Bare Knuckle pickups.