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Fender American Vintage '58 Telecaster Guitar HEAVY Aged/Relic'd White

Estimated price for orientation: 1 695 $

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Description
Body Type: Solid Body Color: White
Brand: Fender String Configuration: 6 String
Model: American Vintage '58 Telecaster Dexterity: Right-Handed
Body Material: Ash Model Year: 2013
MPN: 110302801 Items Included: Case
UPC: 885978140800


Here we have a HEAVY Relic'd American Vintage '58 Tele.  The photos tell the story of a well worn heavily played guitar...which is sure to draw some attention. It's got great mojo, play-ability is superb and aside from the Relicing the frets have no visible wear and electronics are in great shape as the guitar was relic'd shortly after buying it new and the pickups changed out to a set of Suhr pickups.  It's definitely one of a kind. *decals are under the finish.  Feel free to ask any questions and thanks again for checking out our gear here at American Vintage Music!Taken from the Fender website...The American Vintage '58 Telecaster harkens back to early 1958, when the Telecaster graduated from its original U-shaped neck profile-a real handful-to a still-large but more comfortable D-shape for its maple neck. Other spot-on early-'58 touches are here too, such as a lightweight ash body, staggered bridge pickup pole magnets, solid steel "barrel" bridge saddles, a single-ply white pickguard, "top-hat" switch tip, flat-top knurled aluminum chrome control knobs and more.1958 was an important year for the Telecaster because that's when slimmer necks started appearing on the instrument, and when (in early-year models) string-through bridges with solid-steel saddles first showed up, magnifying the guitar's prized signature twang.Rather than just replacing the previous models with different ones, Fender have completely and comprehensively re-imagined the entire vintage-reissue concept-restoring original tooling dies, voicing new pickups, reformulating vintage colors and more-based on actual vintage guitars.