For sale is an incredibly rare 1982 Fender Japan TL69-115 All Rosewood Telecaster, complete with a gig bag. This model features the highly sought-after "JV" serial number (JV99676), designating it as part of the very first wave of Fender Japan guitars—produced between 1982 and 1984. Instruments from this era have become legendary for their exceptional craftsmanship and tone, often rivaling (and in some cases surpassing) their U.S.-made counterparts.

Constructed entirely from rosewood, this TL69-115 is inspired by the iconic George Harrison "Let It Be" Telecaster. Not only is it visually stunning, but the tone is warm, resonant, and full of character—truly something special.

Condition:
This guitar is in very good condition, with some play wear throughout including scratches and dings—typical of a well-loved instrument from this vintage. I confidently rate its condition at 8 out of 10.

• All parts are 100% original

• No cracks, repairs, or structural issues

• The neck is straight and plays great

• The original frets show only minimal wear

• No buzzing or dead spots

• Recently set up and ready to play

Specifications:

• Serial Number: JV99676

• Nut Width: 1.66"

• 1st Fret Depth: 0.83"

• 12th Fret Depth: 0.90"

• Neck Profile: Thin C Shape

• Fingerboard: Rosewood

• Pickups: Original

• Weight: 8 lbs 14 oz

Included:

• Gig bag in excellent condition

Additional Notes:
Detailed photos of the actual guitar have been provided—what you see is what you’ll receive. No stock images are used.

Why Buy From Guitar Chimp?
With over 17 years of experience in selling high-end and vintage guitars, we pride ourselves on offering clean, original, and player-ready instruments. Each guitar we list is thoroughly inspected and professionally set up by our in-house luthier.

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Thank you for checking out this rare and iconic 1982 Fender Japan TL69-115 All Rosewood Telecaster. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of early Fender Japan history!

Jerald
🎸 Guitar Chimp