Used Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster NOS Rosewood Fretboard - Fiesta Red

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A used Fender Custom Shop 1960 Tele. This is a showroom model that has seen almost no use and is in fantastic condition. The guitar will ship with all original factory documentation and packaging. Additionally, before shipment our luthiers will provide a professional inspection and full setup, so it arrives ready to play. If you have any questions about this instrument or any of our great gear, please send us a message! There's something timeless about a well-executed vintage reissue, and this Fender Custom Shop 1960 Telecaster NOS in Fiesta Red delivers that nostalgia in full color. It's a guitar that speaks directly to the player who craves that golden-era Fender vibe, with tone and feel rooted in early '60s craftsmanship. Whether you're a seasoned Tele enthusiast or a tone chaser with an ear for old-school magic, this one was built to inspire. This model captures the essential DNA of a true 1960 Telecaster: slab rosewood fretboard, lightweight alder body, and vintage-style appointments throughout. The NOS (New Old Stock) finish keeps the vibe clean and classic with a nitrocellulose lacquer that will age naturally with time. The 2-piece alder body has been hand-selected for light weight, making it a fantastic companion on stage or in the studio. Under the hood, a set of Custom Shop pickups delivers period-correct tone, warm and clear in the neck position thanks to the '63 Tele pickup, and bright, cutting twang from the '56/'57-inspired bridge pickup. From a player's standpoint, this Tele is built for comfort and precision. The 60-style Oval "C" neck profile offers a familiar, fast feel, paired with a 9.5" radius and 6105 narrow tall frets for modern playability that doesn't compromise the vintage aesthetic. The nitro-finished maple neck feels smooth and responsive with no tint, just a clean, classic look that plays as good as it feels. The Fiesta Red finish isn't just a throwback, it's a statement. It channels that British Invasion-era cool, making it a stando