Fender Telecaster 1963 Rare Limited Run Trans Red Model RI. Featherlight 7.4lb

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Here we have a Glas Customs Tele-style build inspired by one of the rarest Fender Telecasters of the early 1960s — the ultra-limited translucent red ‘63 Custom, originally made from Korina in tiny numbers (likely fewer than 50). Ours is a tonal and visual tribute to that elusive legend, rebuilt with early-'60s spec Fender USA parts, and given the full Glas Customs boutique treatment. It’s part of the GG Fall 2025 “Golden Era” collection — every detail aged, voiced, and assembled by hand in Los Angeles. The body is genuine Fender USA alder, cut to vintage ‘60s specs and finished in UV-aged, freeze-cracked translucent red nitro. It wears decades of honest-looking wear and lacquer checking, and features our Glas Guitars LA brand stamp on the rear. The vintage curl white pickguard synthetically buckles like the old nitrate ones did, adding to the depth and realism of the relic. The neck joint is ultra-tight — no gaps, no flex — just a dead-perfect press fit that ensures max resonance and long-term stability. All final fit, finish, and assembly is done in-house — no outsourced shortcuts, just hands-on American work. The neck is genuine Fender USA, carved to a modern C profile with a 9.5" radius and 22 medium jumbo frets. The extra fret gives you more range while keeping a vintage aesthetic — modern functionality with old-school feel. The frets have been crowned, dressed, and polished, and the edges gently rolled. The back of the neck shows a natural play-worn fade, and there’s subtle strum wear right at the butt of the neck — just where your hand would be digging in over decades. Finished by hand in aged nitro. The rosewood fretboard is a rich, dark cut with rolled edges and light relicing that adds to the guitar’s overall character — warm under the fingers and visually aged to match the build. The nut is hand-shaped for precise fit and smooth feel. The truss rod works cleanly in both directions and is properly set for optimal relief. The headstock face has that unmist