Fender 1969 vintage
model telecaster
Color Olympic white refinished and reliqued
serial number 22213x
3.470 kilogramm
2 millimeter strings action on frett 12'
70% quality fretts,  Some of the frets are slightly worn at the top of the neck, typical of vintage guitars, but the frets are okay. Playability is okay.
refretted with vintage-style stainless steel Jescar frets
pickup neck original
pickup bridge original but was rewound because it had become weak. 
1969 pots installed for more musicality but the original imeg ones are in the case.
All the work was carried out by a professional luthier renowned in the vintage world.
Case not original
A magnificent Fender Telecaster with the playability and sound you'd expect from a 1960s Fender. The updated look is truly beautiful. A great guitar for any player.
 
Restoration report from a professional luthier, which will be provided with the guitar, including their name and address: 
Restoration Report Concerning a FENDER Telecaster electric guitar, Serial No. 222134, dated 1969 on the end of the neck. Condition of the instrument before restoration: The body of the instrument was refinished with a two-component, clear satin varnish. It shows some damage and signs of moderate and normal wear for an instrument of this age. It is unusual in that it is made of alder, rather than ash, indicating that it was originally finished in an opaque "Custom Color" instead of the standard translucent "Blonde," a fact confirmed by remnants of the original "Olympic White" varnish found in various cavities. This is a fairly rare option on Telecasters of this era. The two machined holes, plugged with wooden pegs, are present on the back of the body, consistent with the manufacturing processes of the period. The bridge pickup is defective. The frets are very worn. All other parts and components of the instrument are as expected on such an instrument of this era and show no modifications or repairs. 1/2 Work Performed The body was stripped, sanded, and refinished with a nitrocellulose lacquer in "Olympic White," tinted and aged to recreate the patina of an instrument of this age. The bridge pickup was rewound using period-correct materials and specifications. The frets were replaced with Jescar stainless steel frets in the most suitable size available, closely matching the original frets. The original 1-megaohm volume and tone potentiometers, found on late 1969 Fender Telecasters, have been replaced with 250-kiloohm "new old stock" 1969 potentiometers, which are also found on the instrument. The original potentiometers are included with the instrument. A digital photo album documenting the restoration is attached to this report and forms an integral part of it.
 
 
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The buyer receives what they have played and seen visually; the customer may be accompanied by a luthier or other professional. 
No certificate is issued for the instrument.
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