⭕ We are very excited to present a true Holy Grail guitar today...cooler than cool and rarer than rare...this all-original Fender Telecaster Custom from 1967. Shows only light play wear and the sunburst is still as bright as ever. Original case and bridge cover. Early Logo, no Bigsby, a thin nitrocellulose lacquer finish, and it weighs just 6 lbs 13 ounces...which means this one has all of the early desirable characteristics and none of the features present in Fender guitars from late-67 and on. For what you get, the price is an absolute steal...you rarely see them come up for sale (especially this clean) and when they sell they normally command closer to 10K pounds.

This Tele Custom plays, feels, and sounds heavenly. Dont just take our word for it, we had world-class guitarists Kirk Fletcher and Joe Bonamassa check this one out and they were singing its praises...and sighing that they cant play Fender in their endorsement deals, ha.

There arent too many vintage Fenders for sale nowadays that are worry-free, but this one truly is. We took it apart carefully to verify everything. Pots date to 66, neck date is July 1967, serial number dates to early 67, all wiring is original and unmolested, original pickups have strong output and have never been rewound and there is no overspray anywhere. Neck pocket has a tiny shim as pictured but has the normal paint stick shadow/unfinished area underneath. The tele has had a re-fret but a really, really good one...see photos...frets are in great shape and you wont fret out anywhere, even in the high register when bending. The Brazilian rosewood fingerboard is in stellar condition as well as the rest of the guitar for that matter. Just an excellent example perfect for the collector or professional musician. It is sure to attract a lot of attention...you just dont see vintage Tele Customs every day...certainly one of the rarest fender models made.

It includes its original case, which is actually a lefty model but definitely the case that came with the guitar (see the wear marks on the inside)...if for some reason a lefty case bothers you, you can find a regular 67 tele case for about 100 pounds nowadays...but we think this one is way cooler.