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1973 Fender Telecaster Bass blond

1973 Fender Telecaster Bass blond

1973 Fender Telecaster Bass, blond. Made in USA, serial number 384315. This bass is 100% original except for the nut and comes with a vintage hardshell case (same manufacturer that Fender used at the time, but different tolex, has one broken latch). There is some extra shielding in the body's control cavity and a couple of extra screw holes (probably a result from the shielding). It sounds like thunder and plays like butter, it must also one for the very first instruments in the early to mid 70s that had a heavier ash body as it weighs a hair over 5kg.

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$3,637.00
1973 Fender Telecaster Bass blond
$3,637.00

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1973 Fender Telecaster Bass blond

1973 Fender Telecaster Bass, blond. Made in USA, serial number 384315. This bass is 100% original except for the nut and comes with a vintage hardshell case (same manufacturer that Fender used at the time, but different tolex, has one broken latch). There is some extra shielding in the body's control cavity and a couple of extra screw holes (probably a result from the shielding). It sounds like thunder and plays like butter, it must also one for the very first instruments in the early to mid 70s that had a heavier ash body as it weighs a hair over 5kg.

SOLD!

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1973 Fender Telecaster Bass, blond. Made in USA, serial number 384315. This bass is 100% original except for the nut and comes with a vintage hardshell case (same manufacturer that Fender used at the time, but different tolex, has one broken latch). There is some extra shielding in the body's control cavity and a couple of extra screw holes (probably a result from the shielding). It sounds like thunder and plays like butter, it must also one for the very first instruments in the early to mid 70s that had a heavier ash body as it weighs a hair over 5kg.

SOLD!