Vintage Fender Electric Guitars
The highly acclaimed Fender Stratocaster and Telecaster from the 1950's put the solid body electric guitar on the map. There was no other guitar ever produced like the Stratocaster.
With three pickups, a contoured body that made playing the guitar comfortable, and a tremolo designed correctly for the guitar, it was no wonder that the Stratocaster was an instant success. Even today the Stratocaster is the electric guitar by which all other guitars are judged.
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 1960s Fender Stratocaster Pat Pend Saddles Broken Sale Price: $355.00 Ends In: 2h 29m 
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 1950s Fender Broadcster Horseshoe Type Switch Sale Price: $115.00 Ends In: 2h 37m
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 Fender Stratocaster Original 79 Sale Price: $2,000.00 Ends In: 4h 11m
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 Vintage 1974 Fender Stratocaster Hardtail Guitar Sale Price: $1,025.00 Ends In: 6h 5m |
 1979 Fender Antigua Stratocaster Sale Price: $2,099.99 Ends In: 6h 32m
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 1962 Fender Musicmaster Duo Sonic Vintage Guitar Sale Price: $510.00 Ends In: 6h 51m |
 Vintage 1978 Fender Telecaster Natural Ash Sale Price: $1,450.00 Ends In: 8h 1m
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 1979 Fender Stratocaster Strat Usa Guitar Sale Price: $1,599.00 Ends In: 8h 16m |
 1965 65 Fender Mustang Guitar Body Not A Reissue Sale Price: $185.00 Ends In: 8h 44m
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 Vintage 70s Fender Mustang Hard Shell Case Excellent Sale Price: $129.95 Ends In: 12h 23m |
 Fender Jaguar 1963 Pre Cbs Original Vintage 63 W Ohsc Sale Price: $2,745.00 Ends In: 13h 11m |
 1976 Fender Telecaster Custom Pickguard Sale Price: $125.00 Ends In: 14h 33m
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 1964 Fender Stratocaster Pickguard Nitrate Sale Price: $474.99 Ends In: 22h 49m |
 1978 Fender Telecaster Vintage Tele Sale Price: $2,199.00 Ends In: 1d 3h 17m
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 1966 Fender Stratocaster Pots 2 Switch Cap Sale Price: $395.00 Ends In: 1d 4h 18m
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Fender found a niche with its instruments whether it was in country, rock and roll or beach music. The more valuable ones are those with the custom color finishes. Usually Sunburst or Blond for the Telecaster/Esquire.
The Jazzmaster, introduced in 1958, became Fender's "top of the line" instrument even though it's considered by many as a 3rd class citizen behind the Stratoscaster and Telecaster. Perhaps that's because Fender thought the Jazzmaster would make a big splash in the jazz scene and instead it became popular for many surf-guitar bands of the 1960's.
