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SOLD – Fender Telecaster 1968

Original price was: $14,995.00.Current price is: $13,995.00.

Fender Telecaster 1968

This is a 1968 Fender Telecaster in excellent condition and in perfect working order. A great example with a fresh body-only nitro lacquer refinish and light relic courtesy of Frank Grubisa (one of Australia’s best Luthiers), this ash-bodied Telecaster is lively and powerful sounding. The maple neck has been refinished also in nitro lacquer, with flame figuring extending the length of the profile and natural play wear on the maple cap fretboard. The ash and maple tonewood pairing yields a natural acoustic voice with great midrange complexity, tonal breadth and defined note attack.

A replacement original 1960s Fender black case is included.

SKU: 3009 Category:

Fender Telecaster 1968

  • Brand: Fender
  • Model: Telecaster
  • Finish: Lake Placid Blue Nitro Cellulose – Refin
  • SKU: 223515
  • Original Finish: No – see Notes below
  • Original Parts: Yes, switch replaced, refretted
  • Handedness: RH
  • Made In Year: 1968
  • Body Material: Ash
  • Finish Material: Nitro Lacquer/Poly Neck
  • Neck/Fingerboard: Maple Cap
  • Radius: 7.25″
  • Weight: 7.11lbs
  • Scale Length: 25.5″
  • Nut Width: 1 5/8″
  • Neck Profile: Medium C
  • Neck Thickness:
  • Electronics: Original except for replaced switch, disturbed solder.
  • Pickup Impedance:
  • Contains Brazilian Rosewood (Y/N): N
  • Case: 1960s Fender case
  • Modifications/Repairs: Refinished body and neck to Nitro, refretted 6105 fretwire. Original colour was LPB, refinished at some point to a weird luminous blue. The current owner then had it restored back to LPB by Frank Grubisa.
  • Condition: Excellent refin.
  • Playability Notes:  As a player this is a perfect late ’60s example in feel, weight and tone, the most recent equivalent would be some of Fender’s Custom Shop models. Spectacular at this price.

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