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full front view of 2012 Fender American Vintage ’58 Telecaster in aged white blonde with maple board
Channel the golden age of rock ’n’ roll with this 2012 Fender American Vintage ’58 Telecaster finished in classic Aged White Blonde. Part of the coveted American Vintage reissue series, this guitar was built in the USA using original 1958 blueprints and tooling. Its lightweight ash body resonates with the unmistakable twang and snap that made the Tele a legend, while the one‑piece maple neck features a comfortable “D”‑shaped profile and vintage‑correct 7.25" radius. Upgraded Seymour Duncan Antiquity pickups capture the authentic tone of the era, and the three‑saddle strings‑through‑body bridge with solid steel barrel saddles delivers familiar sustain and intonation. Finished with a thin flash‑coat lacquer, it looks and feels like a well‑loved relic from Fender’s golden years.

PRELOVED – Fender American Vintage ’58 Telecaster 2012 Aged White Blonde

SKU: FEN-TEL-58-AVRI-01
£1,450.00Price

  • - Year: 2012
    - Model: American Vintage ’58 Telecaster (AVRI)
    - Body: Ash, single‑cutaway Telecaster shape
    - Finish: Aged White Blonde gloss lacquer
    - Neck: One‑piece maple with “D”‑shape profile, flash‑coat lacquer
    - Fingerboard: Maple, 7.25" (184 mm) radius, 21 vintage‑style frets
    - Pickups: Upgraded - Seymour Duncan Antiquity Pickups
    - Controls: Master volume, master tone, three‑way blade pickup selector
    - Bridge: Three‑saddle American Vintage strings‑through‑body Tele with solid barrel steel saddles
    - Nut: Bone, 42 mm (1.650") width
    - Hardware: Chrome with knurled dome control knobs
    - Pickguard: One‑ply white
    - Serial number: V1203417
    - Case: Updated deluxe vintage brown hard case (included)
    - Country of manufacture: USA

  • This AVRI ’58 Tele is in very good preowned condition. There are several small chips in the lacquer along the lower bout and near the neck joint (see photos), but the aged white blonde finish still looks great. The maple neck is smooth with minor play wear and no fret divots. All hardware functions as it should – the vintage‑style tuners hold tune well and the electronics are quiet. If you’re looking for a Tele with authentic late‑’50s mojo, this one delivers both tone and vibe.

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