Fender 63 Telecaster Closet Clasic The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’63 Telecaster Closet Classic. This faithful recreation features an alder body (premium ash on Vintage Blonde) with a three-ply parchment pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar features our “Closet Classic” treatment—built as if it was bought new in its respective model year, played maybe a few times per year and then carefully put away. It has a few small dings, a mildly checked finish, lightly oxidized hardware and aged plastic parts.
Fender 63 Telecaster NOS The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’63 Telecaster NOS. This faithful recreation features an alder body (premium ash on White Blonde) with a three-ply white pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar has been given our “New Old Stock” (NOS) treatment—built (from original tooling) as if bought new in its respective model year and just found today.
Fender 63 Telecaster Relic The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’63 Telecaster Relic. This faithful recreation features an alder body (premium ash on Vintage Blonde) with a three-ply Mint Green pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar has been given our “Relic” treatment—built to show years of natural wear and tear; with nicks, scratches, worn finish, rusty hardware and aged plastic parts.
Colours include: Shoreline Gold, Arctic White, Black
The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’67 Telecaster Closet Classic. This faithful recreation features an alder body with a three-ply white pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate maple or rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar features our “Closet Classic” treatment—built as if it was bought new in its respective model year, played maybe a few times per year and then carefully put away. It has a few small dings, a mildly checked finish, lightly oxidized hardware and aged plastic parts.
Colours include: Shoreline Gold, Arctic White, Black
The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’67 Telecaster NOS. This faithful recreation features an alder body with a three-ply white pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate maple or rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar has been given our “New Old Stock” (NOS) treatment—built (from original tooling) as if bought new in its respective model year and just found today.
Colours include: Shoreline Gold, Arctic White, Black
The evolution of the Telecaster guitar continues with the ’67 Telecaster Relic. This faithful recreation features an alder body with a three-ply white pickguard, a C-shaped maple neck with a round-laminate maple or rosewood fingerboard, and original spec pickups.
This guitar has been given our “Relic” treatment—built to show years of natural wear and tear; with nicks, scratches, worn finish, rusty hardware and aged plastic parts.
Electric Guitars 
