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This Fender Custom Shop NOS 67 Tele is in near mint condition and is loaded with Seymour Duncan pickups. This guitar plays and sounds great and it comes with the original black hardshell case and the ashtray, strap, cables and all the other case candy!!
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This is a very interesting extension of the Telecaster line. Baritone instruments are becoming more popular, and have a valid and under-explored place in the musical spectrum. This is a well-made and affordable instrument. It’s lots of fun to play with, too, and can fit into many styles from latin, to blues, to metal, to… kind of like the Telecaster does.
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The 1960 strat was an exceptional instrument, and it’s clear from this reissue example why the design has remained basically unchanged. This guitar is in excellent condition and the greatest visible wear seems to be on the volume control numbering.As a Custom Shop model, the wood selection is a bit better and the neck’s maple has a fair amount of tight curling. The body is light yet resonant and overall the guitar is comfortable and attractive.
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1961 was an exceptional period for Fender and the Stratocaster. The rosewood fingerboard had been introduced in 1959; this has the early ‘slab’ style fingerboard with clay dots. This is a beautiful, fully playable example.This guitar includes a copy of a bill of sale – as used! – from a shop in Toronto, the bridge cover, arm, cable, and strap. It’s in good condition except for the decal, which has dried and flaked in areas.
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This early 70’s strat has a white finish that has been aged to a nice cream look. It is all original except for the added Schaller tuners and comes with an older non original hardshell case.
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Here is a really nice Jazz bass with S1 switching system. It is in great shape, plays really well and comes with the original Fender molded hardshell case!
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