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Fender Vintera III Late '50s Telecaster - Sherwood Green Metallic Serial Number: MX26026183 Weight: 7 lbs 9 oz The Soul of the Late 1950s — Electrified Born from the same rebellious spark that ignited early rock ’n’ roll, the Fender Vintera III Late ’50s Telecaster faithfully captures the style, playability, and tone of one of the guitar’s most celebrated eras. Crafted from a substantial chunk of solid ash, this Tele offers a sublime melding of heavy-duty tonewood muscle and flawless fluidity. You’ll delight in the period-correct playability of this Tele’s authentic Late ’50s V-shaped neck, which is reinforced by an old-school 7.25-inch-radius fingerboard with vintage-tall frets. Sonically, this solidbody electric guitar rivals real-world vintage models, thanks to a set of custom-spec’d vintage-style single-coil Tele pickups, enabling you to harness the tone-packed punch and crystal-clear articulation of the pivotal late-1950s era. You also get a sublime assemblage of period-accurate hardware, comprising Fender’s twang-marinated 3-saddle bridge and matching vintage-style tuning machines. A 1-ply white pickguard, a top-hat-style switch tip, knurled flat-top control knobs, and an era-correct headstock logo round out this stellar retro-style Telecaster. Ready to experience genuine vintage character and legendary tone? The Vintera III Late ’50s Telecaster invites you to plug straight into Fender history. Vintera III: own a piece of Fullerton history The Vintera III lineup takes you back to Fender’s formative age of guitar innovation, reviving the brand’s most beloved instruments with component-level vintage accuracy. These historic guitars and basses spotlight pivotal eras of Fender production, from the gold-tinged Strats of the late 1950s to the block-bound Jazz Basses of the early 1970s. Each model is crafted with era-accurate pickups, a vintage-spec neck, and traditional Fender hardware — in essence, these are Leo Fender and company’s groundbreaking creations realize