Fender Japan Built Telecaster Butterscotch Top Loader Jeff Buckley MIJ Japan 2012

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Up for grabs is this very cool Butterscotch Blonde Telecaster Toploader from Fender Japan. Fender never made an official signature model of Jeff Buckley's 1983 'Grace' Telecaster but this is a very close approximation of it, with the top-loader bridge, maple neck and blonde finish etc. It’s an MIJ JD-Serial from 2012. It’s all factory correct with the Toploader bridge, alder non string-through body, 6 adjustable saddles, comfy C profile neck and Alnico V single coils. Nut width 40mm. Weight is 3.49kg. It’s well worn in with some finish nicks here and there and some scuffing etc. It's definitely not mint and looks all the better for it. The neck is dead straight, truss rod fine with plenty of life left in the frets. Structurally and electrically sound. No issues at all. No breaks or repairs. No modifications save for a nice tort pickguard. Complete with Telecaster hardcase and key. Don't miss it, once it’s gone it’s gone. Gas Station Guitars is a UK Ltd company, and we proudly offer a no-questions 14-day refund policy on all instruments. We have extensive experience shipping guitars safely worldwide, with professional packing methods developed to protect both hardcase and softcase instruments in transit. Every guitar is securely packaged using heavy-duty materials to ensure it arrives exactly as described. At Gas Station Guitars, each instrument is carefully hand-selected. If a guitar doesn’t impress us in tone, feel, and overall character, it simply doesn’t make it into our inventory. If it’s listed by us, you can be confident it’s something special. All photos shown are of the actual guitar Every instrument is fully inspected and in hand—no drop-shipping Shipped directly from us to you Please note: This guitar is not available for trades or part exchange We are unable to offer holds or layaways We ship WORLDWIDE including: United Kingdom European Union United States Canada Australia Professional service, accurate descriptions, and carefully curated instruments are