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Fender Custom Shop 60's Doublebound Telecaster Relic - Super Faded Shell Pink
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Shell Pink is one of the most elusive and romantic colors in the entire Fender Custom Shop palette — a vintage finish so rare on original examples that finding a well-preserved specimen has become the stuff of collector legend. The Interstellar Tone Traveler is delighted to offer this 2023 Custom Shop 60's Telecaster Custom Relic in Super Faded Shell Pink, a guitar that looks like it's been aging gracefully on a studio wall since Lyndon Johnson was in office. The full Relic treatment goes further than the Journeyman designation — deeper lacquer checking, more pronounced wear at the edges and playing surfaces, oxidized hardware — and in Super Faded Shell Pink, the effect is simply stunning: a pale, creamy, sun-bleached pink that carries sixty years of imaginary history in every worn edge and checking pattern. The double-bound alder body is the "Custom" detail that sets this Telecaster apart from its unbound siblings, adding a refined elegance that frames the faded pink with a quietly sophisticated visual accent. This is a guitar that doesn't need to announce itself — it just sits there looking incredible until someone picks it up.
The Custom Shop spec underneath all that gorgeous aging is equally impressive. A roasted maple neck in the 60's Style Oval "C" profile — notably slim at .790"-.930" — pairs with a period-correct Indian Rosewood 3A flat slab fingerboard and compound 9.5"-12" radius for a playing feel that is immediately fast and comfortable. The flat slab board is an authenticity detail worth noting: this is the pre-curved-lam construction of the early 60s, and it has a subtly different feel under the fingers that vintage players recognize immediately. 6100 Jumbo frets give modern playability without compromising the vintage aesthetic, and the pickup combination tells a layered tonal story: an HW Blackguard bridge pickup brings the aggressive, punchy heat of the early 1950s Blackguard-era Telecasters, while the HW 58 Tele neck pickup delivers warm, smooth, vintage neck tone voiced after the beloved 1958 specification. The 68-63 Tele bridge with Raw Steel saddles keeps the twang authentic and the sustain singing. COA and Floor Travel Sheet included. Mint condition — ready for its next chapter.
Condition Notes: Pre-owned 2023 model in mint condition. Plays and presents flawlessly throughout. Includes Custom Shop Tan case, Certificate of Authenticity, and Floor Travel Sheet.
Model: 60's Tele Relic
Year: 2023
Condition: Mint
Color: Super Faded Shell Pink
Finish: Lacquer
Aging: Relic
Body: Alder
Neck: Roasted Maple
Fingerboard: Indian Rosewood 3A (Flat Lam/ Slab)
Radius: 9.5" - 12"
Neck Shape: 60's Style Oval "C" (.790" - .930")
Frets: 6100 Jumbo
Nut: Bone (1.650")
Truss Rod: Vintage
Bridge Pickup: HW Blackguard
Neck Pickup: HW 58 Tele
Controls: Volume, Tone, 3-Way
Bridge: 68-63 Tele w/RSD Saddles
Pickguard: 60 Tele P/B/P
Tuning Machines: Vintage Fender w/Logo
Case: Custom Shop Tan
Weight: 7lbs 15oz
Specials: COA - Floor Travel Sheet
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