Fender 75th Anniversary Vintera Road Worn '51 Telecaster 2026 - Butterscotch Blonde

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In stock and ready to ship! Pictures of the actual guitar! Official Fender Show Case Dealer ! Step back into the golden age of tone with the Fender 75th Anniversary Vintera Road Worn 1951 Telecaster. This beauty delivers the unmistakable look, feel and sound that made the early Teles legendary — all wrapped up in a tribute model that oozes character straight out of the included tweed case. Authentic vintage craftsmanship & feel Fender have nailed the vintage mojo here. An Ash body and Maple neck set the stage, covered with a stunning Road Worn nitrocellulose finish that gives you decades of played‑in attitude right from day one. The early‑’50s “U”-shaped neck has those chunky shoulders classic Tele fans adore, while the 7.25” radius Maple fingerboard and vintage‑tall frets keep things comfy and controllable. Pure ‘50s Tele tone A pair of Pure Vintage 1951 Tele pickups give this anniversary model its glorious voice. They’re ready to unleash everything from sparkling cleans to that classic snarling twang when you chuck on some drive. Add in the vintage-style 3-saddle bridge with brass barrel saddles, and you’ve got the full ’50s Tele recipe. 75th Anniversary Telecaster Collection Three-quarters of a century of innovation calls for something special, and the 75th Anniversary Telecaster Collection provides just that. These instruments proudly honour Fender’s heritage, capturing the timeless tones and revolutionary design that made the Tele a true musical icon. If you’ve ever wanted to own a real piece of Fender history, this is your moment! FEATURES Ash body: Delivers warm, open tone with clear highs, focused lows and a beautifully pronounced grain that looks every bit as good as it sounds. Road Worn semi-gloss nitrocellulose lacquer finish: Gives this Tele the vibe of a guitar that’s been gigged, loved and played for decades, with subtle checking, tasteful wear and a smooth broken‑in neck. 1951 “U” neck shape: A proper early‑’50s carve that’s chunky, substantial and fu