The Fender Esquire Custom GT is an electric guitar that was produced by Fender from 1962 to 1964. It is a variation of the Fender Esquire model that features a single-pickup design, a "custom" pickguard, and a "GT" (for "Grand Turismo") logo on the headstock.
The Esquire Custom GT was introduced in 1962 as part of Fender's "Custom Color" series. This series featured a variety of guitars that were offered in non-standard colors and with special appointments. The Esquire Custom GT was available in a variety of colors, including candy apple red, sunburst, and white.
The Esquire Custom GT is a single-pickup guitar, with a single-coil pickup mounted in the bridge position. The pickup is controlled by a single volume control and a single tone control. The guitar also features a three-way toggle switch that allows the player to select between the pickup, the bridge, or the neck.
The Esquire Custom GT has a mahogany body and a maple neck. The neck is topped with a rosewood fingerboard. The guitar has a 25.5-inch scale length and a 12-inch radius neck.
The Esquire Custom GT is a rare and sought-after guitar. It is considered to be one of the most desirable of the Fender Esquire models. The value of an Esquire Custom GT can vary depending on the condition of the guitar, its color, and its provenance. However, an Esquire Custom GT in excellent condition can fetch a price of over $10,000.