Fender Telecaster 1960 Glas Custom Aged Translucent White Relic 8.2lbs w/ Vintage Fender G&G Case

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Glas Customs Telecaster build inspired by the transitional instruments of 1960, where late-’50s design language met the cleaner visual direction of the new decade. Finished in aged translucent white over ash, it pairs an aged parchment guard with dome controls and a substantial maple neck for a look that sits perfectly between the blackguard era and the early ’60s. Built entirely by hand in Los Angeles as part of the Glas Golden Era Collection, the finish aging, fretwork, wiring, assembly and final setup were completed over approximately four to six months. This is not intended as a forensic museum clone. It is a piece of functional art designed to capture the attitude of the period while adding carefully chosen player-focused details. The ash body allows the grain to remain visible beneath the aged translucent white finish, giving the guitar plenty of natural character. At 8.2 lbs, it has a substantial, planted feel with strong sustain and authority. The aged parchment pickguard has developed subtle shrinkage and warping, creating the imperfect, lived-in look associated with genuine vintage plastics. Dome-top controls and aged hardware complete the transitional aesthetic. The genuine Fender maple neck has a substantial U/C profile, measuring approximately 22.3mm at the first fret and 23.4mm at the 12th. It has enough depth to feel authoritative without becoming cumbersome, filling the palm naturally and pairing well with the direct response of a solid Telecaster. The neck uses a traditional 7.25" radius, 21 vintage-style frets, a 25.5" scale length and an approximately 42mm nut width. The fingerboard edges have been hand rolled, the nut hand finished, and the frets professionally dressed and polished. A heel-adjust truss rod preserves the vintage appearance, while the complete setup gives the neck a smooth, naturally broken-in feel. The pickup pairing is a killer combination. The bridge position carries an Arcane ’50s Experience Tele pickup measuring approxima