Fender 1963 Telecaster Relic 2025 - Aged Olympic White - 3A Rosewood Fretboard

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Brand new - Pictures of the actual guitar ! Official Fender Showcase and Custom Shop Dealer ! Inspired by the company’s traditional early-'60s building practices, the Fender Custom Shop ’63 is packed to the brim with golden-age Fender style. It all starts off with a lightweight alder body that’s loaded with two Custom Shop hand-wound Blackguard and Twisted pickups for a higher-output reimagining of time-tested Tele chime. On the opposite end, a rift-sawn maple neck merges the best of vintage and modern specs, including a substantial ’60s oval C shape, a gorgeous round-lam rosewood fingerboard, 21 narrow-tall frets, and a modern 9.5-inch radius. Lastly, old-school Telecaster fanatics will be sure to approve of this guitar’s period-correct ’63 threaded steel-saddle bridge and iconic slotted Fender tuning machines. A classic Fender Custom Shop nitrocellulose Relic finish rounds it all out, saving you more than a half-century’s worth of break-in time ! Specifications’60s oval C profile neck There’s a reason why the C profile neck has served as the standard Fender neck shape for decades — it’s simply a great middle-ground neck style that all types of players have come to love. That said, the C has quite a few minor variations, and if you’re a player who likes a slightly chunkier neck, you’ll love the Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster Relic’s oval C profile. This profile offers all the comfort of a standard C, but with a greater heft to better fill out your hand. Plus, this vintage-style neck brandishes a variety of modern appointments: 21 narrow-tall frets in a modern 9.5-inch radius make everything from open chords to high-register bends a breeze. Well-worn nitrocellulose relic finish The Fender Custom Shop ’63 Telecaster Relic is more than simply a sonic tribute to the greatest Teles of the past. This guitar’s well-worn nitrocellulose relic finish gives you the instantly “broken-in” feel that’s so common among the most venerable of vintage instruments. From the battle