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Listed on Reverb.com by Dave's Boutique · Oct 11, 2026

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Fender American 60s Telecaster Partscaster - Lake Placid Blue

Fender · 2018 - 2022 · Very Good
$1,000
+ $85.85 Shipping
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Condition: Very Good
Fully functional with some cosmetic wear from normal use.

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For sale is a Fender American 60s Telecaster partscaster. It's finished in nitro with a light-medium relic to the guitar. It’s in very good to excellent condition when accounting for that. It weighs 7.0 lbs. The body is a Fender American Vintage 64 made out of alder. Beware that it vaguely smells of cigarettes. I suspect that the original owner put his cigarettes out on the pickguard to “age” it. The neck is an American Original 60s Custom Telecaster neck in maple with a rosewood fretboard, 21 medium jumbo frets, a C shape, 1.65” bone nut, and 9.5" radius. I bought the neck from Franklin Guitar as stamped used. It had a minor ding in transit and had to be resold with a used stamped and decal removed. I added a new decal that is correct for the body. This is loaded with Fender Pure 64 pickups on a 3-way reverse wiring switch with CTS pots, and an Orange Drop capacitor. If you do a lot volume and tone adjustments, it makes it easier. It also has Music City compensated threaded saddle. It's set up well with low action, and the truss rod works as it should. No case included. 

Please fully read the description before messaging. More often than not, I get people asking me questions that can be easily answered from the pictures or description. All items will be insured. Shipping is extra outside of the lower 48. I will not ship internationally, so don't ask. I ship within two business days.

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