Fender Custom Shop 1951 Nocaster 2005 Ash body Maple Neck w/Hard Case

  born in 1950 as the world's first mass-produced solid electric guitar, but in 1951 the following year, after receiving a complaint from Gretsch that it violated the trademark right of the company's drum set (Broadkaster), the head logo The Fender decal-only telecaster, commonly known as "Nocaster," existed only for a short period of about half a year because the word "Broadcaster" was cut out and shipped.

 Wood material with a 1-piece maple neck set on an ash body. It is a well-known fact that the C-shaped neck, which is often described as extremely thick, is the cornerstone of a solid sound with a firm grip. All the screws used are "minus screws" like the original, and the frets are vintage type different from the modern specs made in recent years, which makes you feel the good old specs. Also, the fact that the pickup is the current wiring is a nice point for the player. The included genuine hard case is also a luxurious tweed foam fit case that was adopted only for a short period of time, and it is one that you can fully enjoy the charm of fender no caster.
Pickscrats that are probably attached by use can be seen on the pickguard, but since it is a model with a relic finish originally, it does not spoil the appearance. The frets are in a state where you can see the reduction and dents in the low position, but even in the place where it is the most reduced, 70% or more is kept and the height remains firmly. The neck is one that does not show any noticeable warpage and is in excellent playing condition!
Weight: Approximately 3.365kg