Fender Japan Left-Handed Telecaster Custom Reissue Old Lake Placid Blue MIJ 2006–2008 TL62B-87L

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This is a Fender Japan “TL62B-87L.” Based on the serial number, Crafted in Japan S0 + 5 digits, it was made between 2006 and 2008. This is a rare left-handed Telecaster Custom, finished in the extremely hard-to-find color Old Placido Blue. Even left-handed TL62B models rarely come up for sale, and this color is even harder to find, so if you have been looking for one, I would recommend making a decision quickly. The weight is approximately 3.4 kg. There is a typical finish crack around the neck pocket and some damage around the body end. There are also a few other minor marks, but overall it remains in clean condition. The frets still have plenty of life left, and judging from their condition, the guitar appears to have seen relatively little use. The included accessories are a non-original hard case and the original warranty paper from the time. Please note that this is a used item. There are no issues with its current functionality, but please understand that you may need to make further adjustments after purchase to suit your preferences. Be sure to review the photos and description carefully before placing a bid. If there’s anything you’d like to confirm, please don’t hesitate to contact us. Important Notice Payments are accepted via PayPal only. Please ensure the shipping address in your PayPal account exactly matches the one registered on Reverb. We will ship to the Reverb-registered address even if you use Guest Checkout or if the PayPal address does not match. However, PayPal Buyer/Seller Protection may not apply in such cases. PayPal transaction fees are non-refundable on any cancellation. Customs and Import Regulations We do not undervalue items or mark them as “gifts,” as this is prohibited by regulations in Japan, the United States, and other countries. Import duties, taxes, and any other charges are the buyer’s responsibility. Please check with your local customs office in advance. In rare cases, especially for high-value items, U.S. Customs or the c