2013 Fender Japan MIJ TL62B ’62 Telecaster Custom 3-Tone Sunburst Double-Bound w/ Tweed HSC

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For Sale: 2013 Fender Japan MIJ TL62B ’62 Telecaster Custom – 3-Tone Sunburst | Double-Bound | Tweed HSC Up for sale is a 2013 Fender Japan MIJ TL62B ’62 Reissue Telecaster Custom in 3-Tone Sunburst, complete with a non-original tweed hard-shell case. Part of Fender Japan’s TL62B series, this model captures the elegant styling of an early-’60s Telecaster Custom with its double-bound alder body, rosewood fingerboard, and vintage-style appointments. The classic 3-Tone Sunburst finish is beautifully framed by the contrasting body binding, giving this Telecaster one of Fender’s most recognizable vintage-inspired looks. Condition Very Good 8/10 This guitar shows honest cosmetic wear from normal use, including: Light scratches Small dings Minor finish checking at the neck joint The finish checking is cosmetic only. There are no cracks, breaks, repairs, or structural issues. This guitar is 100% original with no modifications. The neck is straight and stable, the truss rod functions properly, and the original frets show little to no wear. It has been professionally inspected and set up by our in-house luthier and plays cleanly across the fingerboard with no buzzing or dead spots. Please review all photos carefully for the most accurate representation of condition. Specifications Model: Fender Japan TL62B ’62 Reissue Telecaster Custom Year: 2013 Made In: Japan (MIJ) Serial Number: JD13005899 Finish: 3-Tone Sunburst Finish Type: Gloss Body: Double-Bound Alder Neck: Maple Neck Profile: ’60s “C” Shape Fingerboard: Rosewood Fingerboard Radius: 7.25" Frets: 21 Vintage-Style Nut Width: 1.67" Neck Depth: .85" at 1st Fret / .91" at 12th Fret Pickups: Original Fender Japan Single-Coils Weight: 7 lbs 12 oz Case: Non-Original Tweed Hard-Shell Case ’62 Telecaster Custom Styling The double-bound alder body is the defining visual feature of the TL62B, recreating the refined appearance associated with Fender’s early-’60s Telecaster Custom. The contrasting