Custom Fender Coronado II Bass 1967 Wildwood

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Fender, post CBS buyout, developed the Coronado series guitars and basses to compete with Gibson and Gretsch in the semi-hollow market. That experiment lasted until 1971. The Wildwood series Coronado guitars and basses used heavily grained Beechwood from trees that had been injected with dye years before harvest, hence the unique color of the wood. This one is in great condition with tiny bit of buckle rash on the back, but the top is very clean.

WEIGHT: 7 lbs. 1 ozs.   

SERIAL #: 217973  

DATE: 1967

NUT WIDTH: 1 1/2"   

COLOR: Natural Nitrocellulose

BODY/NECK/FINGERBOARD: Dye Injected Beechwood/ Maple/ Rosewood Bound, with Mother of Pearl Block inlays  

PICKUPS/ELECTRONICS: Fender Pickups / Passive Vol. Vol. Tone, Tone  

CONDITION: Very Good   

CASE: OHSC