Fender American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster 2024 - Lake Placid Blue (Damaged)

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**Located at our Springfield MO store** Out of the box and on display in our store. Never owned. Took a fall and has a sizeable ding on the back and crack in the finish near the neck joint. Please see pictures. Comes with original hardshell case. The Fender American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster Thinline is a hyper-accurate take on the company's first humbucker-equipped electric guitar, which was also the first Tele with six adjustable bridge saddles. The '72 Tele Thinline is built around a lightweight, semi-hollow ash body that yields a bright, sustaining acoustic tone with truckloads of extra resonance. Wide-Range pickups, with authentic CuNiFe magnets, serve up thick humbucker tones with the perfect amount of high-end bite. You'll be blown away by the effortless playability of this guitar's "C"-shaped, hard-rock maple neck and vintage-radius maple fingerboard. The American Vintage II 1972 Tele Thinline boasts plenty period-correct appointments, including knurled flat-top knobs, a 6-saddle hardtail bridge with bent steel saddles, "F"-stamped tuning machines, a 3-bolt neck plate, and a sweet-looking gloss polyurethane finish on the body and neck. The '72 Telecaster Thinline reproduces the quintessential tone and feel of one of the most coveted guitars in Fender's storied history. The American Vintage II 1972 Telecaster Thinline epitomizes Fender electrics in their purest form. Key Specifications Body: Semi-hollow ash with a gloss polyurethane finish in Lake Placid Blue. Neck: 1-piece hard-rock maple with a 1972 "C"-shape profile and gloss polyurethane finish. Fingerboard: Maple with a 7.25-inch radius and 21 vintage-tall frets. Pickups: Authentic CuNiFe Wide-Range Humbucking pickups in both the neck and bridge positions. Hardware: Pure vintage 6-saddle string-through-body hardtail bridge, "F"-stamped tuners, bullet-style truss rod, and a 3-bolt neck plate with Micro-Tilt mechanism. Controls: Master volume, master tone, and a 3-position blade switch utilizing 1-megohm