Fender Custom Shop Tomatillo Telecaster Journeyman Relic Left-Handed Lefty LH Left

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**Check out my other listings of left-handed guitars!** No trades. USA 48-lower states only. Items are sold as-is. Smoke-free, climate-controlled home. Stored in a case and used for only a few hours. Currently has a mint-green pickguard on it, I thought it looked better. Original single-ply parchment also included in sale. Description: The Limited Edition Tomatillo Tele delivers classic Fender tone with a modern twist. Featuring underwound Tomatillo Tele pickups with Alnico 2 magnets, this guitar serves up smooth, articulate tones with vintage warmth and clarity. Built with a two-piece select ash body and a one-piece rift-sawn maple neck, it’s resonant, responsive, and comfortable in hand. The neck sports a ’57-style Soft V profile, a vintage compound-radius fingerboard, and 21 narrow-tall frets— a dream setup for effortless playability. Electronics include a ’51 Modified Nocaster wiring harness with a blender pot in place of the master tone, giving you a huge tonal range. For extra versatility, a Fat ’50s control assembly is also included in the case. Premium appointments round out the build: Single-ply parchment pickguard Reverse-angle Nocaster bridge with compensated RSD brass saddles Vintage-style tuners, bone nut, and disc string tree The Tomatillo Tele is where vintage character meets boutique-level craftsmanship — rich tone, stunning feel, and undeniable style in one limited-edition package. Specifications: Body Body Type: Solidbody Body Wood: 2-Piece Select Ash Finish: Nitrocellulose Lacquer Neck Neck Material: 1-Piece Rift-Sawn Maple Neck Shape: ’57 Soft “V” Profile Fingerboard Radius: Vintage Compound (7.25"–9.5") Frets: 21 Narrow Tall Nut Material: Bone Scale Length: 25.5" String Tree: Disc Style Pickups & Electronics Pickups: Custom Shop Tomatillo Tele Set (Alnico 2, Underwound) Controls: Volume, Blender (’51 Modified Nocaster wiring) Switch: 3-Way Blade Selector Included Alternate Wiring: Fat ’50s Control Assembly (in case) Hardware Bridge: Reverse-An