1982 Fender '52 Reissue Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde
Telecasters are a dime a dozen. Everyone and their grandmother has one. Being the first ever solid body electric guitar itās no wonder thereās an accumulation of a lot of junk. Tele-nerds know when theyāve got a real winner on their hands though. Weāre happy to tell all of you boys and girls out there that DING DING, we have a winner.
1982 marked the first time Fender was to do a Reissue. Made in the same factory by some of the same workers on some of the same tooling as the originals, this beauty may be as close as you get to the real deal.
Ash body and maple neck.
Very good condition - gorgeous finish checking throughout the guitar, dings on the sides and a couple stains on front/back, and wear to fretboard near headstock. Non original bridge or pickups - pickups are ā64 Telecaster Reissue single coil pickups.
Comes with non-original Fender gig bag. No COA.
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1982 Fender '52 Reissue Telecaster Butterscotch Blonde
Telecasters are a dime a dozen. Everyone and their grandmother has one. Being the first ever solid body electric guitar itās no wonder thereās an accumulation of a lot of junk. Tele-nerds know when theyāve got a real winner on their hands though. Weāre happy to tell all of you boys and girls out there that DING DING, we have a winner.
1982 marked the first time Fender was to do a Reissue. Made in the same factory by some of the same workers on some of the same tooling as the originals, this beauty may be as close as you get to the real deal.
Ash body and maple neck.
Very good condition - gorgeous finish checking throughout the guitar, dings on the sides and a couple stains on front/back, and wear to fretboard near headstock. Non original bridge or pickups - pickups are ā64 Telecaster Reissue single coil pickups.
Comes with non-original Fender gig bag. No COA.
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Telecasters are a dime a dozen. Everyone and their grandmother has one. Being the first ever solid body electric guitar itās no wonder thereās an accumulation of a lot of junk. Tele-nerds know when theyāve got a real winner on their hands though. Weāre happy to tell all of you boys and girls out there that DING DING, we have a winner.
1982 marked the first time Fender was to do a Reissue. Made in the same factory by some of the same workers on some of the same tooling as the originals, this beauty may be as close as you get to the real deal.
Ash body and maple neck.
Very good condition - gorgeous finish checking throughout the guitar, dings on the sides and a couple stains on front/back, and wear to fretboard near headstock. Non original bridge or pickups - pickups are ā64 Telecaster Reissue single coil pickups.
Comes with non-original Fender gig bag. No COA.
