Here we have a lovely 1968 Fender Thinline Telecaster in a custom Sunburst finish. Fender introduced the Thinline Telecaster to their lineup in the summer of 1968. The Thinline came in two Standard finishes, Natural...
What a vibey, great-looking 1969 Blond Stratocaster! The original Blond finish has definitely yellowed with age; in fact, you’d think it had started yellow if not for its INTENSE tan lines! These original frets are in...
Here we have an early 1969 Fender Thinline Telecaster in Natural Mahogany! Fender released the Thinline Telecaster in July of 1968 and it was available in either Natural Ash or Mahogany. As you can see, this is the...
This is a gorgeous, all-original 1971 Fender Stratocaster in rare Firemist Gold Metallic! Firemist Gold replaced Shoreline Gold in 1965 and was used as a custom color until its discontinuation in the early 1970s. The...
This beautiful 1971 Fender Telecaster is shown here in Lake Placid Blue with a factory Bigsby. This guitar is fully original with the exception of an added string tree. The added functionality of the Bigsby brings a...
We’re loving this drop-dead gorgeous 1971 Fender Telecaster in very rare Ocean Turquoise Metallic! Like the majority of the Fender Custom Colors, Ocean Turquoise was an automotive paint used on Mercury cars in the...
Check out this incredibly bright 1971 Fender Thinline Telecaster in its original Canary Yellow finish! A few years ago, a picture of a key piece of Fender history began circulating around online. Written on what looks...
This is a beautiful and clean 1967 Fender Custom Telecaster in Blue Ice Metallic Finish. Blue Ice is a very rare Fender custom color and to find it on a Custom Telecaster is truly incredible! This Tele is in amazing...
Here we have a stunning 1967 Fender Custom Telecaster in its original Candy Apple Red finish. It’s an amazing finish for this model, and the binding really lets the color pop! This one in particular is a beautiful...
For your viewing pleasure, we have this lefty 1967 Fender Custom Telecaster in its original Sunburst Finish! In June of 1959 Fender introduced the Custom Telecaster and Esquire. These models featured a standard Sunburst...
Feast your eyes on this wonderfully well-loved and original 1968 Fender Esquire in Firemist Silver Metallic! Firemist Silver replaced Inca Silver in 1965 and had more blue in the overall color mix. This finish has aged...
This is a lovely 1968 Fender Esquire in original Sonic Blue! As with most custom colors that received a clear coat, the original color has aged wonderfully. It dons a more minty green shade now. The neck has a gorgeous...
This 1971 Fender Thinline Telecaster is shown here in its original Lavender Lilac finish. A few years ago, a picture of a key piece of Fender history began circulating around online. Written on what looks to be a...
This is certainly unique, and we’ve never seen anything like it! Check out this 1971 Fender Telecaster in its original Wildwood Orange finish. In 1968, Fender introduced a new “Wildwood” finish. The vibrant...
This 1972 Fender Custom Telecaster is shown here in its original Lake Placid Blue finish. This finish is completely unfaded and absolutely stunning! It is tailored with white binding throughout the body and a solid...
This beautiful 1972 Fender Custom Telecaster in Lake Placid Blue is fully original! In 1973, Fender discontinued all metallic finishes (including Lake Placid Blue) until the early 80’s. That makes this guitar a stunning...
This is a gorgeous 1972 Fender Custom Telecaster in Olympic White with black binding and a Bigsby! This tuxedo guitar is in phenomenal condition; obviously, it was very well maintained and cared for. It’s...
This 1972 Fender Telecaster is stunning in this beautiful, original, and rare Firemist Gold finish! This beautifully sculpted maple neck is a pleasure to play, with the fretboard in great condition. It’s a...
We are proud to show off this all-original 1972 Fender Telecaster in this rare finish, Firemist Gold! Firemist Gold replaced Shoreline Gold in 1965, and was used as a custom color until it was discontinued in the early...
Behold, this 1972 Fender Thinline Telecaster (Series II) in its original Lake Placid Blue Finish! By 1972, Fender had revamped their Telecaster Thinline to include 2 humbucking pickups and a 3-bolt neck with micro-tilt...
This is a striking 1972 Fender Thinline Telecaster (Series II) in Candy Apple Red! 1972 was the first year for the second series of the Thinline Tele line, which saw some changes such as the addition of two humbucking...
For your consideration, we have this early 1952 Fender Precision Bass in Blond! Prior to the P-Bass, the only option for players was an upright bass. With this revolutionary design, you have options! This instrument...
Here we have a wonderful 1953 Fender Telecaster in Blond! A blackguard is a staple for so many players; with this one, it’s easy to understand why! The neck has been played in beautifully for a smooth, comfortable...
It’s always great to play a first-year Fender Stratocaster, especially when it feels and sounds like this extremely early, tremolo cover serialized Stratocaster in Sunburst! This guitar was part of the very first...
This 1954 Fender Stratocaster in Sunburst is incredibly special, as it is within the first 10 Stratocasters that were given a serial number! This is #0108, making it the 9th serialized Strat (Starting with #0100). These...
Take a look at this well-loved 1955 Fender Esquire in Blond! From 1954 to 1955, Fender implemented some changes to their Telecaster/Esquire line to give the line a new look. The most striking and obvious of these...
How cool is this 1956 Fender Precision Bass in Fullerton Red?! This red shade was Fiesta’s predecessor, created by and named after Fender’s George Fullerton. This shade is a bit deeper and richer than what Fiesta would...
If you want vibe, this 1956 Fender Telecaster in Blond certainly has it! As the ’50s went on, the Telecaster saw some slight design changes, such as a lighter color finish, and ABS white pickguard. This specific example...
This incredible 1958 Fender Esquire comes in its factory original, Desert Sand finish! Now, we know what you’re thinking: doesn’t this just look like a normal Blond guitar? Let me ask you this…do you see any...
We are pleased to share this near-mint 1959 Fender Stratocaster in its original Blonde finish. This piece is remarkably well-preserved in its current condition. For as good as it looks, it feels and, more importantly,...