Fender's First-Ever Road Worn Finish: A 60th Anniversary Tribute with Andertons
Fender and Andertons collaborate to create a unique, road-worn finish for special edition Strats and Teles, celebrating 60 years of musical innovation.

Fender and Andertons have teamed up to create a historic collaboration, celebrating Andertons' 60th anniversary with a special edition of Stratocasters and Telecasters. The highlight of this release is a groundbreaking, non-relic'd road-worn finish that has never been seen before on a Fender Special Run product.
A New Era of Vintage Tone
This exclusive finish, applied to a nitrocellulose lacquer, replicates the natural aging process of a vintage instrument. It offers a "closet-style" appearance, capturing the essence of a well-loved guitar without the artificial aging techniques often used in relic'd instruments.

Period-Correct Parts and Authentic Sound
To complete the vintage experience, these guitars feature American-made vintage-style parts:
- Telecasters: Pure Vintage '64 Tele pickups with Alnico 5 magnets
- Stratocasters: Custom Shop Fat '60s single-coil pickups
Both models come in Fiesta Red with the non-relic'd road-worn finish.
These pickups, combined with alder bodies, C-shape maple necks, and rosewood fretboards, deliver an authentic vintage tone and feel.
The Telecasters have a classic three-saddle bridge featuring slotted steel saddles for precise intonation. Vintage-style tuners and a four-bolt neck plate complete the authentic look. Stratocasters also boast vintage tuners, while a six-saddle synchronized tremolo with bent steel saddles.

A Limited Edition for Guitar Enthusiasts
Only 100 of each model will be produced, making them highly sought-after by collectors and players alike. The first batch of 75 has already sold out, and the second batch of 25 guitars will arrive in December.

Don't Miss This Historic Collaboration
If you're a Fender enthusiast or a fan of vintage-inspired guitars, this limited-edition release is a must-have. Head over to Andertons to learn more and secure your spot for this unique piece of guitar history.

