FENDER AMERICAN TELECASTER PLUS V1 1992

I am selling some of my guitars to fund other musical projects.
"eBay price" - listed on other non-fee sites. Listing may be ended early.
Collection preferred but can be posted at buyers cost/risk. 
Message me if you would like to arrange to come and play the guitar.
Colin 07885 488780

Serial Number: N2 925901
Made in 1992 USA
Very rare, these guitars do not come up for sale very often. Prices normally start around the £2,500 for used ones and they are normally abroad. Save on tax/import duty with this virtually unplayed example.

Originally bought new in 1992/3 by a professional musician as a back-up guitar. This guitar is in almost unplayed condition. One small chip on front - accidentally caught it with the jack plug. Zero fret ware. Stunning condition for a guitar that is now 32 years old.

Spec from the net for Version One
Model Name: Tele® Plus
Model Number: 010-8500 and 010-8502
Series: U.S. Plus/Deluxe Series
Body: Poplar with Ash Top and Back
Neck: Maple
Fingerboard: Rosewood #010-8500 and Maple #010-8502
No. of Frets: 22
Scale Length: 25.5" (648mm)
Width @ Nut: 1.650" (42mm)
Hardware: Chrome
Machine Heads: Fender standard
Bridge: American Standard Tele
Pickguard: 3-Ply White
Pickups: 1 Blue Fender LaceTM Sensor (Neck), 1 Red Dually Fender Lace Sensor (Bridge)
Pickup Switching: 3-Position Blade Switch with 3 Position Mini-Toggle Bridge Selector
Controls: Master Volume, Master TBX Tone
Colour: (759) Ebony Frost
Case: Molded Fender hardshell case

From a Fender site:
Here is how that mini-switch works: 
Up - activates the front bridge pickup which creates an out of phase hollow sound. A bit like a Strat quack. 
Middle - has the bridge pickups in series creating a hot humbucker sound. A single Lace is hot enough, operating at 12k, but run two in series and you have a whopping 24k. 
Down - activates the back pickup on the bridge to give a single coil sound which mimics that bright biting tone of a Telecaster bridge pickup. 
The distance of the pickups from the bridge creates different tones. The Dually was mounted on the body using a small metal pickup ring.