Description
Some guitars need years on stage to earn their scars. This one arrives with them already in place. Fender’s Road Worn ’60s Stratocaster recreates the look and feel of a vintage instrument that’s been dragged through countless gigs — worn-through finish, dulled hardware, a broken-in neck — so you skip the decades of wear and go straight to the playing.
- 1960s-style aging across body, neck, finish and hardware
- Maple neck with a comfortable “C”-shaped profile
- 7.25″ radius Pau Ferro fingerboard with 21 narrow tall frets
- Tex-Mex single-coil pickups (SSS) with 5-way switching
- Vintage-style 6-saddle synchronized tremolo bridge
- Worn nitrocellulose lacquer finish over an alder body
The 7.25″ fingerboard radius gives it that pronounced vintage curve players who grew up on older Fenders tend to gravitate toward, while the narrow tall frets make string bending feel natural and controlled. Under the hood, the over-wound Tex-Mex pickups deliver tight low end, sparkling highs, and enough output to move from glassy clean tones into gritty, Texas-style breakup without losing clarity.
Hardware details carry the aged theme through completely: chrome-finished vintage-style tuners, a 4-bolt vintage-style neck plate, a 3-ply mint green pickguard, and parchment plastic knobs and switch tip that look like they’ve seen real stage time. A synthetic bone nut and standard truss rod round out the build.
This 3-Tone Sunburst example ships with a Deluxe Gig Bag, so it’s ready to head to your first (or five-hundredth) gig the moment it arrives.
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