Check out  this first year of production, 1966 Fender Coronado II in Lake Placid Blue. The  DeArmond pickups are warm and throaty and mounted into a hollow body design makes the Coronado a soul machine that could be turned to jazz as well. This is a full hollow body guitar, without a centre block so if you like your controlled feedback, this could be a goer. 

The Lake Placid Blue finish is a quintessential Fender colour that should feature in everyone's collection and here's your chance to own a mid-sixties guitar in great condition. The guitar has age appropriate finish checking, a lovely 'worn smooth' maple neck and the gold pick guard has worn through to white, adding to the charm. Original wiring harness and frets, comes with an used hardcase.

SERIAL NUMBER: 503510
BODY: Maple
COLOUR: Lake Placid Blue
FINISH: Nitrocellulose
NECK: Maple
NECK SHAPE: C 
SCALE LENGTH: 25.5" 
FINGERBOARD RADIUS: 9.5"
FRETS: 21
NUT: Bone
NUT WIDTH: 1.623"
HEADSTOCK SHAPE: Strat Style
NECK PLATE: Four Bolt
NECK FINISH: Gloss
FINGERBOARD: Rosewood
POSITION INLAYS: Blocks
BRIDGE PICKUP: DeArmond Single Coil
MIDDLE PICKUP: N/A
NECK PICKUP: DeArmond Single Coil
CONTROLS: Vol/Vol/Tone/Tone
BRIDGE: Tremolo (Mustang Style)
TUNERS: F-Style with Nickel Buttons
CONTROL KNOBS: Black Skirted
WEIGHT: 2.98 kg or 6.56 lb