Fender Telecaster Olympic White Over Paisley 1967

A good Telecaster is, in our opinion, one of the finest electric guitars you can find, and this vintage 1967 Olympic White over Paisley is a particularly resonant example that you're sure to love!

This Telecaster has not been in this form since its first day; the original yellow finish of the guitar has been refinished by Relic'Art Guitares in France at some point in the past few years to the current Olympic White over Paisley, and we can only say that this has been done fantastically. The Olympic White has been expertly provided with a particularly well-executed relic including crackle, and even the headstock has not been forgotten!

Under its new lacquer, however, the wood of a genuine Sixties Telecaster is still hidden, and you can hear and feel it! In addition to the body, the wooden parts of the neck are also original, but here the tuners, frets, and the top nut have been replaced, and the headstock, as mentioned before, has been finished in Olympic White, just like the body. In terms of hardware, we still find the original bridge with ashtray cover and the neck plate with the serial number from 1967, but the guitar is now equipped with two Seymour Duncan pickups and replaced electronics. As you would expect from them, the pickups give this Telecaster a fantastic sound!

In the 70s, this Telecaster was used by the guitarist of the Spanish band Los Salvajes, and the guitar was forgotten for years. However, thanks to the aforementioned work, this Fender is now fully prepared for battle again, and for the guitarist who wants to have something unique in his hands, this is a great opportunity to acquire a piece of genuine music history from the 60s!

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