It all started when…

Leo Fender used to bring his invention that would later be named the Telecaster, to Western swing bands and ask the guitarists to play them and give him feedback. He made adjustments, narrowly missed being partners with Les Paul and in 1950 the “Broadcaster” was manufactured and renamed the Telecaster. This was the first mass produced Fender electric guitar.

I’ve always believed that from 1950 to 1965, Fender got it right from the very beginning and since 1970, has been trying to recapture that magic of the early Fender electric guitars. We try to have a variety of vintage Fenders and some modern models.

Here are Fender electrics (Vintage & Modern) we currently have availble for sale at Winter Park Vintage Guitars.

Just click the photo for the full description and feel free to message or call us at 407-801-1925

 
 
1972 Fender Thinline Telecaster
$4,850.00

Pleased to offer this original 1972 Fender Thinline Telecaster. The 1972 Thinline Tele was a completely unique departure with its hollow body and F sound hole and wide range humbucker pickups. 

This is a great example of an early 1972  in Excellent to Very Good condition. Its owner got it in 1974 but never learned to play so this ‘72 Thinline Tele sat for most of its life; good news for the new caretaker. 

Everything is original and except the case. There are a few pickguard screw holes cracked but still there and holding. No other issues, frets look good.

These have been hot lately for some reason but I can think of a few on this timeless Thinline design of 1972. 

For more details or info just call Rick at 407-801-1925