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1968 Fender Studio Deluxe console lap steel olympic white
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1968 Fender Studio Deluxe console lap steel olympic white

1968 Fender Studio Deluxe console lap steel olympic white

Ca. 1968 Fender Studio Deluxe, olympic white. Made in USA, serial number 10770. This console lap steel is all original including the legs and the black tolex tail logo Fender hardshell case. The leg cups were rotated at one point so there are a few extra holes underneath them and possibly two replaced screws, you wouldn't know if we didn't tell you. The pots date to '66, the original black bottom pickup sounds fantastic.
$1,693.00
1968 Fender Studio Deluxe console lap steel olympic white
$1,693.00

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1968 Fender Studio Deluxe console lap steel olympic white

Ca. 1968 Fender Studio Deluxe, olympic white. Made in USA, serial number 10770. This console lap steel is all original including the legs and the black tolex tail logo Fender hardshell case. The leg cups were rotated at one point so there are a few extra holes underneath them and possibly two replaced screws, you wouldn't know if we didn't tell you. The pots date to '66, the original black bottom pickup sounds fantastic.

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Ca. 1968 Fender Studio Deluxe, olympic white. Made in USA, serial number 10770. This console lap steel is all original including the legs and the black tolex tail logo Fender hardshell case. The leg cups were rotated at one point so there are a few extra holes underneath them and possibly two replaced screws, you wouldn't know if we didn't tell you. The pots date to '66, the original black bottom pickup sounds fantastic.