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Fender Custom Shop Team Built Will Ray Telecaster 1999

Sale price $5,801.00

SKU:  8-MH-1 WR

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Specs
Brand
Fender
Condition
Second hand
Colour
Gold Leaf Applique
Top Wood
Body Wood
Alder
Neck Wood
Birdseye Maple neck
Fretboard Wood
Rosewood
Neck Shape
Slim C
Radius
12" (305mm)
Scale Length
25.5" (648mm)
Tuners
Number of Frets
Fretboard Inlays
Bridge
Pickups
Esquire pickup
Controls
Case
Weight
3.1 kg
Extra
Year of manufacture 1999, Fender Custom Shop Team Built, Nut width 1.68"

The signature guitar of the Telecaster master, built by Fender's own Custom Shop

Will Ray is one of the most inventive Nashville session guitarists of his generation, and this Telecaster is his personal blueprint. Built in 1999 by the Fender Custom Shop Team, this instrument is a rare combination of craftsmanship, character, and playing history. The Gold Leaf Applique finish makes it unmistakable — this is not a guitar you'll overlook.

The alder body gives the guitar that distinctive Telecaster directness: bright, punchy, and full of attack. The Esquire pickup in the bridge delivers a dry, cutting sound that's perfect for country, roots, and everything in between. The birdseye maple neck with rosewood fretboard plays smoothly and fast thanks to its Slim C profile, while the 12" radius feels comfortable for both chording and soloing.

The 25.5" scale length gives the guitar typical Fender tension and articulation. The 1.68" nut width offers slightly more space than a standard Tele, which enhances playability. As a Custom Shop Team Built example, every detail is hand-finished and inspected — from the frets to the setup.

A 1999 Fender Custom Shop Will Ray Telecaster is a rare find. For the collector or the player who wants an instrument with its own story, this is an opportunity that won't come around often.

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