Description
Roadhouse USA:
1967 Fender Bronco Guitar in Dakota Red W/OHSC
Very nice, all original Fender Bronco from 1967.
The finish is in cosmetically excellent condition, you probably won’t find a much nicer example.
There is some finish checking on the back of the neck and a few minor marks on the back of the neck up towards the neck heel, but other than that, this guitar is super clean.
Neck is great and frets are in excellent shape. Plays well and presents even better.
Comes as pictured with original case and manual which is a rarity in itself.
Overall, a very clean, vintage Fender Bronco.
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Overview
The Fender Bronco electric guitar is unique in its inclusion of a tremolo system that never showed up on any other Fender guitar in the company’s history. Though it was released initially as a student-level entry guitar, along with the Fender Bronco Amp, this single-pickup electric has acquired value over the years, particularly if you happen to stumble upon one being sold with its accompanying amp.
