Fender 1983 Standard Telecaster Black 2S Electric Guitar

Description

A Standard Telecaster produced at the Fullerton factory in a short period of two years, 1983 and 1984. Made during the transition period of Fender, the modern specifications of the time can be seen in the rod adjustment opening on the head side and the independent saddle. It's in good condition, and it's one of the charms of the Telecaster-like firm sound.

Scale: 648mm

Nut Width: 43.4mm

Color: Black

Weight: 3.78kg

Accessories: Genuine hard case

Although there is a feeling of use,there is no problem in operation.

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