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Old guitars can require work on them. You might have to rewire, or change tuners, or generally other bits and pieces that can go wrong.
A custom shop should work off the bat. However, there is something very special about an old one if you get a good one..
There is 'some' logic in saving vintage frets. My friend Ted Lee always did it when he refretted a pre-CBS guitar, as usually the higher frets were unworn and could be used to refret lower positions with original wire.
have you tried the K-Line Springfelds over at Coda Music? I have a lightly reliced 3TS sunburst with a medium U neck and it's beautiful to play.
so a good rule of thumb is never buy one with playing it first.
CS stuff, IMO, is universally good. If you plan to buy without trying, go CS.
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If you can make music with it, it's a good guitar but it's certainly not vintage. Wouldn't part with mine.
They are my favourite Fender guitars (other than custom shops)