Fender Vintera II RDWN 60s Tele BGB

The guitar came just perfectly setup, pickups are really good, the sounds was as good or better as I expected.

The nitrocellulose finish and overall relic look was done tastefully, although you know the use a stencil to worn look. Mine had a drop of lacquer on the back, obviously a flaw.

As for the neck, shape, radius, fretwork etc, just very good no complaints, whatsoever, none!. With that said, the stickiness was really bad in mine, I have done lacquering, and my guitars are never like that, so my guess is these are done really fast, and get shipped before the nitro is cured, at least enough to start to do the Road-worn look, so mine went back.

All in all recommended, good guitar, fair priced!

The sound and feel is really good. Weight is 3.4 kg. The relicing is tastefully made and the nitro finish feels really thin and will definitely start to age gracefully. All the bumps leave marks really easily. The relicing of the fingerboard looks a bit different than the pictures - there is a lot more of black "dirt" and grime in some places near lower strings and nut. But it only shows in lower light andwas a bit annoying at first.
The neck was sticky but after a week and a couple of rehearsals it already feels a lot smoother. Truss rod needed a bit of adjustment. There was one tiny chip out of the lacquer near the nut, on the edge of low e string. Something definitely bumped into it after assembly because the string was affected also. But since it was a road worn I accepted it as a feature not a bug. On non road worn guitar I would have sent it back. The case was wooden Fender case. Also the static crackle on the pickguard is a annoying thing that needs some attention, but as I understand it is a common problem for teles. But overall, really nice intrument.