FENDER ROAD WORN 72 TELECASTER CUSTOM 3 TONE SUNBURST RW

Fender Road Worn 72 Telecaster Custom 3 Tone Sunburst RW
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Fender Road Worn 72 Telecaster Custom 3 Tone Sunburst RW
The Fender FSR Roadworn 72 Telecaster Custom, 3 Tone Sunburst is a Limited Edition 72 Telecaster Custom, adding to the breadth of the already successful Roadworn Series.

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