Here we have a Fender Paisley Telecaster Blue Flower Electric Guitar, expertly crafted in Japan. This iconic instrument first made its appearance in 1968, famously wielded by the legendary James Burton as he supported Elvis Presley on stage.
Brad Paisley also used the ’68 model on many recordings and shows. The ‘Blue Flower’ finish was also available – the same idea, but with flowers and a blue tint, these finishes did not last long in the Fender catalog.
Based on a standard Telecaster, a wallpaper-like surface was applied to the top and back, then clear but colour-tinted coats were sprayed – much like a sunburst. To show off the top, a mostly clear pickguard was installed – clear except for a spray of tint around the pickup cutout, which hides the body routes. This particular version is missing the pickguard.
Built to closely match the 1968 version, this guitar is in good physical and playing condition and comes with a gig bag.
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DETAILS:
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Instrument Model: Blue Paisley Telecaster
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Instrument Manufacturer: Fender
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Instrument year: 2002
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Instrument Finish: Blue Paisley polyurethane
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Instrument Class: Solid body electric
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Instrument serial number: P073365
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Country of Origin: Crafted in Japan
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Instrument Condition: Very clean with very minor cosmetic play marks, clear pickguard missing.
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Playing Condition: Low setup at 4/64" but plays cleanly with a light touch
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Right-handed
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CITIES Documentation Required: No
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Case included: Yes
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Case original: No
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Case Type: Gig bag
- Instrument Weight Imperial: 7.7lbs
- Instrument Weight Metric: 3.49kgs
- Scale Length Imperial: 25.5in
- Scale Length Metric: 647.7mm
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Nut Width Imperial: 1.6875in
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Nut Width Metric: 43mm
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Items in Case: N/A
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Consignment: Yes
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Product ID: 190166
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There are no refunds or returns on used items unless authorized in advance by a Twelfth Fret Sales Associate at time of sale. View Our Full Terms Here
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