2010 Fender Japan Limited Ed. TL-72 '72 Telecaster Reissue - Premium Ash Body - Pro Set Up w Perfect Frets/Action/Intonation!

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2010 Fender Limited Edition TL72 US Blonde Finish Premium Ash Body Serial: U050254 Nut Width: 1.68 Neck Thickness at 1st Fret: .81 Neck Thickness at 12th Fret: .91 Ritchie Kotzen Neck Profile Weight: 7 lbs 6 oz's Comes in a Gig Bag $$$ It has just been professionally set up and dialed in for optimal tone and playability. It has low action with no buzzing. The frets are in perfect condition and polished to shine like a mirror, it is truly stage or studio ready/worthy. Including New Strings,  Perfect Intonation, Truss Rod Adjustment and Low Action Read Our Feedback and Rest Assured, The Dude Abides! 🔥 RARE AS IT GETS: 2010 FENDER TL-72 LIMITED EDITION – PREMIUM ASH BODY IN GLOWING US BLONDE - JAPAN TELE MAGIC! 🔥 This one’s a serious players heartbeat: a rare 2010 Fender Japan TL-72 Limited Edition loaded with a premium ash body finished in that gorgeous US Blonde — a semi translucent white that lets every swirl and grain of the ash shine through like a vintage ’72 Tele that just rolled off the line. The finish is thin, resonant, and alive — glowing under stage lights with that unmistakable Fender snap and depth you only get from real ash and Japanese perfection. Fender Japan knocked it out of the park with this limited-run TL-72. It’s built like a tank with the classic ’70s Tele DNA: big, comfortable Ritchie Kotzen profile neck, modern bridge (not sure if part of the limited edition run or a modification), and a pair of searing single-coil pickups that deliver that signature Tele twang, bite, and glassy chime while staying thick and punchy when you dig in. Whether you’re chasing country chicken-pickin’, raw rock ’n’ roll, indie jangle, or blistering blues, this limited-edition ash Tele does it all with effortless authority and zero apologies. Condition that hits different:   Super clean overall and showing very light honest play — exactly what you want on a 15-year-old limited guitar. There’s one nasty ding right on the front side edge (visible in the pics, add