This 1958 Fender Stratocaster features a pre-custom-color chart finish in what we have lovingly been referring to as “Pink Sand”! This finish is hard to describe without seeing it in person, as it might be...

This completely original 1958 Gibson Les Paul Goldtop with a dark back and factory Bigsby is not something you see every day! This body was never drilled for a stop tail and has been in this configuration ever since it...

This 1958 Gibson Les Paul Standard in Sunburst is an unbelievable first-year example of the “Holy Grail” of all vintage guitars! As you can see, this piece is in excellent condition, with hardly any playwear and minimal...

This fully original 1958 Rickenbacker 345 comes in its original FireGlo finish! This first-year example certainly has that late 50s style in spades, with large “TV” knobs, a Kaufmann Vibrola, and a gold acrylic...

Here’s an exceptional 1958 D’Angelico Excel in its original Sunburst finish! This one comes to us from the guitar’s second owner and is marked in D’Angelico records as a “Special New Yorker” despite “Excel” on the...

This beautiful 1958 Gibson J-185 in its original Sunburst finish is just plain and simply a wonderful sounding instrument. This model did not last all that long, and was discontinued by Gibson in 1959, making these...

Here’s a true road warrior: a well-used 1958 Fender Precision Bass in Sunburst with an original anodized gold pickguard! There’s no telling the number of stories each scar and mark on this bass tells, as the former...

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...

There are two cutaways and two P-90s on this 1958 Gibson Les Paul Special in TV Yellow! Technically “limed mahogany” in the catalog, the light finish on this guitar is still in incredible shape. If you look at the...

We’re proud to present this incredibly rare, pre-color chart 1958 Fender Esquire in Blue Metallic! It’s hard to be sure of the exact color name of this finish, as many of these pre-1960 colors were simply picked right...