2000's Fender Telecaster Black with DiMarzio pickups. Abalone fret inlay. Bound body. Light play ware. Very good condition. Comes with gig bag. World Wide Shipping Dayton Vintage Guitars call or text 937-613-0690

Clean and original, custom made in USA, lightweight, USA made, comes in a deluxe thick gigbag. Venmo accepted.

Pleased to offer this 1995 Fender Telecaster For sale. Just a clean great playing guitar, made in Mexico and has an upgraded Texas Special pickup in the bridge. In the original Tele finish but the tort guard gives it a...

Few designs are as pure or enduring as the Telecaster—Leo Fender’s first electric guitar, still prized for its simplicity, punch, and workhorse reliability. Our CME Exclusive Lavender Haze finish reimagines that classic...

This Bundle Includes: 1 x Fender Standard Telecaster MN Butterscotch Blonde 1 x Fender FE405 Electric Guitar Gig Bag Black

If you're looking for an inexpensive guitar that delivers a lot value, then the Fender Standard Telecaster is the guitar for you. Here in an Olympic White finish, this guitar is sure to turn heads without you having to...

Built to accompany players on their formative musical adventures, the Fender Standard Telecaster delivers the approachable playability and inspiring tone that made Fender an icon of rock & roll. Powered by a set of...

The dual personality of the Acoustasonic Standard Telecaster® equips players with a versatile spectrum of acoustic and electric tones in a single creative tool. With a braced solid Sitka spruce top, fully chambered...

Launched in 1950 as the “Broadcaster,” it wasn’t until a year later when Leo Fender dubbed his first-ever electric guitar design the “Telecaster” that it got its official name, and the model’s remained largely unchanged...

Launched in 1950 as the “Broadcaster,” it wasn’t until a year later when Leo Fender dubbed his first-ever electric guitar design the “Telecaster” that it got its official name, and the model’s remained largely unchanged...

Launched in 1950 as the “Broadcaster,” it wasn’t until a year later when Leo Fender dubbed his first-ever electric guitar design the “Telecaster” that it got its official name, and the model’s remained largely unchanged...

Launched in 1950 as the “Broadcaster,” it wasn’t until a year later when Leo Fender dubbed his first-ever electric guitar design the “Telecaster” that it got its official name, and the model’s remained largely unchanged...

The Vintera II '60s Telecaster Thinline showcases a handsome ash body and features a distinctive F-hole highlighting this semi-hollowbody version of the original Fender guitar design, which was employed to help remove...

The Vintera II '60s Telecaster Thinline showcases a handsome ash body and features a distinctive F-hole highlighting this semi-hollowbody version of the original Fender guitar design, which was employed to help remove...

- G-Force Pickguard - Includes Gigbag

Chicago Music Exchange is proud to debut the new Squier Classic Vibe ‘60s Custom Telecaster in CME Exclusive Olive! A nod to the double-bound Tele models of the 1960s, the Classic Vibe Telecaster, features a slim...

The Classic Vibe ‘70s Telecaster® Thinline is a faithful nod to the 1970s evolution of the Tele®, creating massive tone courtesy of the semi-hollow body and dual Fender-Designed Wide Range humbucking pickups....