Description

1970 Fender Competition Mustang Candy Apple Red £2750

UK / Ireland / EU delivery available
(NO additional customs or duty costs)

**Now available from JFKGuitars **

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Here we have for sale a classic Fender offset guitar in original Competition Candy Apple Red. First launched in 1964 Leo's team packed the Mustang with cool features including an offset body , unique design tremolo tailpiece and dual pickups with phase switchable wiring. This guitar is in overall very good vintage condition, all original except for replaced bridge saddles. The original finish has faded slightly to a stunning copper/bronze tint. There is some nitro burn to the rear from having been stored with a leather strap unplayed for several years.
The original frets are in mostly good condition, there are a few divots but overall there's a good amount of life left in them and the electronics function as they should. It has a comfortable medium profile neck and is a great sounding guitar with the original single-coil pickups
delivering a bright and jangly Fender tone with lots of detailed clarity. It comes complete with its original hard case and trem arm.

Full specs

Offset Alder body

Competition Candy Apple Red finish

Medium profile maple neck

Rosewood “veneer” fretboard w/ 21 frets

7.25" radius

24" scale length

3-Ply white Pearloid pickguard

2 strat-style singlecoil pickups

Chrome controlplate with 1x Volume and 1x Tone control, 2x PU-switches

Chrome tremolo tailpiece with 6x jaguar type saddles

Original Fender black/silver Hardshell case with orange plush lining

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both pots date to the 42nd week of 66 (most late 60s Fender guitars have pots from 1966 as Fender bought a huge amount from CTS then)