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. Recently it had a refret and set up, so it's playing in optimal fashion. 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