- FENDER
- chevron_right ELECTRIC: MUSTANG SERIES
- chevron_right FENDER MUSTANG (U.S. MFG.)
- offset double cutaway asymmetrical ash body, bolt-on maple neck, 21- or 22-fret rosewood fingerboard with pearl dot inlay, six-on-one-side tuners with plastic buttons, pearloid or tortoiseshell pickguard, floating bridge/vibrato with bridge cover, two single coil covered pickups, volume/tone control, two selector slide switches, chrome hardware, available in Black, Blonde, Blue, Natural, Sunburst, Red, Walnut, or White finish, mfg. 1964-1982.
Fender offered the Mustang model in both the full-scale or a student-sized 3/4-scale neck. The Mustang model stayed popular for a number of years with the full-scale neck, but many of the 3/4-scale models were returned from dealers due to lack of acceptance (See Musiclander). As a result, the number of 3/4-scale Mustangs available in the vintage market is small. In 1969, 22-fret fingerboard became standard. In the 1970s, Black, Blonde, Natural, Sunburst and Walnut were the standard finishes. In 1975, tuner buttons became metal; black pickguard replaced original parts/design.
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