You won't part with yours either!
Classic ad by Robert Perine, circa 1958
- Fender.com (of course; also check their Fender Links and Other Points of Interest page), and Fender Japan
- Vintage Fender Student Guitars is on hiatus, but Fender student model expert Tim Pershing updated his outstanding two-part article on 3/4 scale Musicmaster/Duo-Sonic/related guitars (originally appearing in 20th Century Guitar magazine in 1996-97) and gave his permission to post it online here.
- GGJaguar's Guitarium and Ampeteria
- Jim Shine's Guitar Info Page has MM/DS and Fender parts info galore
- Mr. Maxima's The Fender Mustang Story (new URL) is back online
- ShortScale.org focuses on Fender's short-scale guitars, featuring a wiki and a user forum
- The Fender Discussion Page
- FenderDepender.com features info and parts for short-scale Fender guitars
- The Jag-Stang Owners Club
- The Telecaster Discussion Page (Re-issue)
- The Stratocaster Appreciation Page
- Guitars by Leo - the unofficial G&L page.
Listed below are a few web pages of dealers that have (had) three things in common: (1) a decent selection of used Fender guitars; (2) plenty of pictures of their stock, including the less-profitable student models; and (3) they keep their site updated. They are NOT listed in any particular order, other than maybe semi-alphabetically, and their listing does NOT constitute any sort of endorsement or guarantee on my part. If you'd like to submit a dealer's web page for consideration, feel free to let me know; this list is definitely incomplete!
- Elderly Instruments
- Gruhn's Vintage Guitars
- Neal's Guitars
- Rockin' Daddy's
- Sythi Guitars
- Vintage & Rare -- "World's finest instruments, straight from dealers and builders"