Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Natural Rosewood Fretboard

You'll recognize the reissue Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar by its U-shaped neck, large headstock, and "bullet" truss rod. But these essential Strat features of the '70s era are just the beginning for this beautiful reissue guitar. The '70s Stratocaster also features a solid ash body, Schaller Vintage "F" machine heads, Vintage Strat single-coil pickups, and a synchronized tremolo. Fender includes a Fender deluxe gig bag ($55 value) with your reissue '70s Stratocaster guitar.

Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Olympic White Maple Fretboard

You'll recognize the reissue Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar by its U-shaped neck, large headstock, and "bullet" truss rod. But these essential Strat features of the '70s era are just the beginning for this beautiful reissue guitar. The '70s Stratocaster also features a solid ash body, Schaller Vintage "F" machine heads, Vintage Strat single-coil pickups, and a synchronized tremolo. Fender includes a Fender deluxe gig bag ($55 value) with your reissue '70s Stratocaster guitar.

Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar Olympic White Rosewood Fretboard

You'll recognize the reissue Fender '70s Stratocaster Electric Guitar by its U-shaped neck, large headstock, and "bullet" truss rod. But these essential Strat features of the '70s era are just the beginning for this beautiful reissue guitar. The '70s Stratocaster also features a solid ash body, Schaller Vintage "F" machine heads, Vintage Strat single-coil pickups, and a synchronized tremolo. Fender includes a Fender deluxe gig bag ($55 value) with your reissue '70s Stratocaster guitar.

Fender '72 Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar 3-Tone Sunburst

The Fender '72 Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar is a classic. 1972 took the Tele into new zones, giving it dual humbuckers for a meatier sound, and a new pickguard design for an updated look. This reissue is authentic in every detail: semi-hollow ash body, 7.25" radius fingerboard, die-cast machine heads, nickel silver frets and a 6-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Also features a single F-hole accent, humbucking pickups, and a white shell pickguard. Includes deluxe gig bag ($55 value).

Fender '72 Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar Natural

The Fender '72 Telecaster Thinline Electric Guitar is a classic. 1972 took the Tele into new zones, giving it dual humbuckers for a meatier sound, and a new pickguard design for an updated look. This reissue is authentic in every detail: semi-hollow ash body, 7.25" radius fingerboard, die-cast machine heads, nickel silver frets and a 6-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Also features a single F-hole accent, humbucking pickups, and a white shell pickguard. Includes deluxe gig bag ($55 value).

Fender 50 s Telecaster Electric Guitar 2-Tone Sunburst Maple Fretboard

Accurate to the original in every detail, Fender's 1950 Telecaster is a great grab for collectors and a hot little axe for players. Features an ash body, U-shaped neck, vintage Tele pickups, vintage-style machine heads, and a 3-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Includes deluxe gig bag ($55 value).

Fender 50 s Telecaster Electric Guitar Black Maple Fretboard

Accurate to the original in every detail, Fender's 1950 Telecaster is a great grab for collectors and a hot little axe for players. Features an ash body, U-shaped neck, vintage Tele pickups, vintage-style machine heads, and a 3-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Includes deluxe gig bag ($55 value).

Fender 50 s Telecaster Electric Guitar Blonde Maple Fretboard

Accurate to the original in every detail, Fender's 1950 Telecaster is a great grab for collectors and a hot little axe for players. Features an ash body, U-shaped neck, vintage Tele pickups, vintage-style machine heads, and a 3-saddle string-thru-body bridge. Includes deluxe gig bag ($55 value).

Fender 51 Nocaster Closet Classic Electric Guitar Honey Blonde

This forerunner of the Telecaster was first named the "Broadcaster," but Fender had to remove the decals because of a conflict with Gretsch's registered "BroadKaster" name. So collectors dubbed it the "Nocaster." This Closet Classic version looks like it has gracefully aged since '51.

Fender 51 Nocaster NOS Electric Guitar Vintage Blonde

This forerunner of the Telecaster was first named the Broadcaster, but Fender had to remove the decals because of a conflict with Gretsch's registered "BroadKaster" name. So collectors dubbed it the Nocaster. This New Old Stock version is like a brand new guitar that has been brought by time machine from 1951. Includes deluxe hardshell case.