This is a Fender Mexico Standard Telecaster, the predecessor to the current Player Series. Featuring a 9.5” fingerboard radius and a modern six-saddle bridge, it successfully combines traditional Telecaster character with modern playability.

Based on Fender’s catalog from the period, we believe the finish to be Blue Agave. However, due to the inclusion of the factory Fender hard case described below, there is also a possibility that this was an FSR (Factory Special Run) model finished in a color such as Sage Green Metallic.

After more than 20 years of use, the finish has naturally developed some fading and discoloration. There is also a noticeable dent in the forearm area. Aside from this cosmetic wear, the guitar remains in excellent playing condition, with the neck, truss rod, frets, and electronics all in excellent condition

Another major highlight of this guitar is the included Fender hard case, which remains in remarkably well-preserved condition with a clean interior and no significant wear.

Condition: Excellent –(Only very minor dings, scratches, or signs of handling.)

Year: 2001

Country of manufacture: Mexico

Body Material: Not confirmed (Alder or Basswood depending on production batch)

Neck Material: Maple

Fingerboard: Maple

Nut Width: 42.6mm (1.68")

Frets: Approximately 70-80% remaining

Truss Rod: Working Properly

Controls: 1 Volume, 1 Tone, 3 Way Selector

Finish: Blue Agave (Believed to be original)

Weight: 3.6kg (7.9lbs)

Case: Fender Hardshell Case

String: D’Addario 9-42