 Vintage 1970s Fender P Jazz Bass F Neckplate Guitar  US $10.73
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 Vintage 1970s Fender USA Precision Jazz Bass Bridge US $83.98
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 2 ORIGINAL 1950 FENDER BROADCASTER KLUSON TUNER SHELLS US $175.00
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 Vintage 1950s Fender Deluxe Lap Steel 8 String Guitar US $500.00
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 old classic black guitar vintage not a fender or gibson US $53.01
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 FENDER US $22.00
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 Vintage 1966 Fender Electric 12 Guitar Super Clean US $3,000.00
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 FENDER STEEL GUITAR VOLUME PEDAL VINTAGE CHROME PEDAL US $180.00
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 Fender F Knobs pair of original knobs 1960s 70s NOS US $27.99
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 Vintage Guitar Magazine March 1993 Leo Fender US $4.99
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 1976 FENDER STARCASTER GUITAR NATURAL EXCELLENT US $3,499.00
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 1954 FENDER ESQUIRE BODY PERFECT BUTTERSCOTCH REFIN US $3,000.00
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 100 ORIGINAL 1954 FENDER ESQUIRE CONTROL ASSEMBLY US $1,350.00
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 100 ORIGINAL 1954 FENDER ESQUIRE PICKGUARD PERFECT US $1,650.00
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 3 100 ORIGINAL 1954 FENDER ESQUIRE PICKGUARD SCREWS US $75.00
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 1952 1965 VINTAGE FENDER GUITAR STRAP PINS WITH SCREWS US $49.00 |
 1952 1965 VINTAGE FENDER GUITAR STRAP PINS NO SCREWS US $45.00 |
 ORIGINAL 1956 FENDER ESQUIRE CAPACITORS AND WIRES US $200.00
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 1958 1975 FENDER STRING RETAINER STRING TREE WITH SCREW US $50.00 |
 Vintage Fender Tape Echo 1960s Ecco Fonics US $500.00
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 1954 Fender Stringmaster T8 Triple Neck Long Scale 26 US $2,499.00
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 1952 12” Jensen P12R Alnico Speaker Fender Deluxe Amp US $103.50
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 1953 12” Jensen P12R Alnico Speaker Fender Deluxe Amp US $99.00
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 VINTAGE FENDER ELECTRIC GUITAR HARD CASE NICE CLEAN US $249.99
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 1957 FENDER DELUXE 8 STRINGMASTER STEEL US $1,050.00
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 VINTAGE FENDER 1976 1981 ELECTRIC GUITAR NECK PLATE US $48.00 |
 1950s FENDER HAWAIIAN BASS GUITAR STRING BOX w STRINGS US $21.98
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 FENDER GUITARAMPROGERS DRUMSetc STARS CATALOG 1960s US $99.98
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 VINTAGE 1980s FENDER JAZZ BASS STACK POT WITH CAP US $30.00 |
 Vintage Metal Fender Logo from 60s speaker cabinet US $10.00
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 Vintage 1967 Fender Coronado II Guitar US $950.00
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 ORIGINAL 1954 FENDER ESQUIRE NECK ORIG DECAL NEW FRETS US $3,250.00
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 Shop Manual Fender 60s 80s amps rivera guitars 300 pg US $34.95
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 REAL Fender 50s Esquire White Vinyl Pickguard Tele NEW US $14.49
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 1968 Fender Coronado II ANTIGUA all original US $2,490.00
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 FENDER VINTAGE AMERICAN STANDARD JAZZ BASS PICK UP US $94.00 |
 Vintage Tweed Fender Champion Lap Steel Case 1950s US $95.00
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 1950 1951 Fender Broadcaster Nocaster CRL Screws 1950s US $100.00
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 VINTAGE 60S FENDER ACCOUSTIC PICKUP NEWPORT MALIBU US $1.00
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 Fender Precision Bass Pickups US $99.99
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 1964 Fender Jazz Bass pickups vintage original pair 64 US $895.00
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 rare orig 50s FENDER Mastersound Flatwound Strings US $145.00
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 Vintage Fender Swinger Musiclander Arrow guitar US $599.00
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 Vintage 1972 Fender Hardshell Guitar Case US $499.99
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 1951 Fender Nocaster Original Cond w HSC US $39,999.00
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 Vintage Fender Deluxe 6 lap steel guitar 1954 US $1,500.00
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 Fender Vintage Leather Guitar Strap Rare Double Flower US $89.99
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 ORIGINAL 1951 FENDER BROADCASTER NOCASTER BRIDGE PICKUP US $1,300.00
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 1970 fender jazzbass bridge cover US $129.00
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 Blue Angela Vintage Cloth Covered 22g Wire For Fender US $19.99
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Vintage Fender Electric Guitars
Fender is one of the first brand names that come to mind when people think about electric guitars. Fender was founded in California in 1946 by a man known as Leo Fender and since that day has gone on to become one of the most successful commercial brand of guitar the world has ever seen, due in part to the fact that they were the first to introduce a solid-body electric guitar.
In 1965 Leo Fender sold his company for $13million and these days any of the guitars from the ‘Leo Fender’ era are worth a fortune.
In fact nowadays, pre-1980 Fender electric guitars are considered vintage and thereby collector’s items of value to many hardcore music fans the world over.
The Esquire – Fender’s electric Spanish guitar was discontinued and reintroduced all in the space of a year, back in 1950. This model has only one pickup and therefore doesn’t sound as great as the next guitar Fender introduced, which was the Broadcaster, later rebranded as the Telecaster. The single-pickup Esquire may be a pre-1980 vintage Fender electric guitar but it does not hold much monetary value, only sentimental value to those so inclined.
The most famous Fender guitar ever produced has got to be The Fender Stratocaster with its delightful solid body and sleek design. The Stratocaster was unlike any other electric guitar ever produced. It featured three pickups, a contoured body and a built-in tremolo. It was the guitar of choice for musicians the world over and has even had songs written about it.
Pretty much all of the pre-1980 vintage Fender electric guitars have a certain amount of value, but the ones considered the most valuable of all are the Fenders with custom color finishes because this made them unique.
In 1958 Fender introduced the Jazzmaster to its guitar collection and it became a huge success with many guitar bands of the 1960’s. The Jaguar electric guitar followed suit in 1962 and after a short popularity stint, both these guitars were discontinued by 1982.
The Jazzmaster and Jaguar may not hold the same appeal of pre-1980 vintage Fender electric guitars such as the Stratocaster and Telecaster but they are still valuable to collectors who desperately want a piece of the vintage Fender action, but cannot afford the astronomical prices of pre-1980 vintage Fender Strat and Telecasters.
Fender also has three other solid body guitars in their collection; the DuoSonic, MusicMaster, and the Mustang. These are popular for students to learn on and have been mass-produced, but they are not considered collectable because they have a shorter scale length and the electronics are of a poorer quality.