Rock n' roll ruled the scene in 1957. Cars grew fins, the space race got under way, and the Telecaster was en vogue with a new look. In transition from the original 'blackguard' models of the first half of the decade, the '57 Telecaster now had new features including a translucent white blonde lacquer finish over an ash body, a white pickguard, a one-piece maple neck with a new 'soft-V' back shape, stainless steel 'barrel' bridge saddles and a bridge pickup with staggered pole pieces.In celebration of this classic Tele, Fender have recreated the original as closely as possible while adding a few custom player-centric features. The two-piece ash body has a Journeyman Relic lacquer finish and single-ply 'eggshell' pickguard. The one-piece rift-sawn maple neck has a tinted lacquer finish, custom 'soft-V' back shape with a slightly thicker carve toward the first fret, 9.5' fingerboard radius and narrow tall frets. Hand-wound '55-'56 pickups are connected to a Fat '50s control assembly for stronger overall tone with more transparent bloom. Other features include a '55-'57 bridge with steel 'barrel' saddles and vintage-style tuning machines. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.
Rock n' roll ruled the scene in 1957. Cars grew fins, the space race got under way, and the Telecaster was en vogue with a new look. In transition from the original 'blackguard' models of the first half of the decade, the '57 Telecaster now had new features including a translucent white blonde lacquer finish over an ash body, a white pickguard, a one-piece maple neck with a new 'soft-V' back shape, stainless steel 'barrel' bridge saddles and a bridge pickup with staggered pole pieces.In celebration of this classic Tele, Fender have recreated the original as closely as possible while adding a few custom player-centric features. The two-piece ash body has a Journeyman Relic lacquer finish and single-ply 'eggshell' pickguard. The one-piece rift-sawn maple neck has a tinted lacquer finish, custom 'soft-V' back shape with a slightly thicker carve toward the first fret, 9.5' fingerboard radius and narrow tall frets. Hand-wound '55-'56 pickups are connected to a Fat '50s control assembly for stronger overall tone with more transparent bloom. Other features include a '55-'57 bridge with steel 'barrel' saddles and vintage-style tuning machines. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.
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The lowest price for Fender Telecaster 1957 Journeyman Relic Aged Candy Apple Red right now is $2,417.01.
The all-time low was $1,250.00 on 25 Sept 2024 — today's price is 93% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 24 June 2025.
Fender Telecaster 1957 Journeyman Relic Aged Candy Apple Red
Rock n' roll ruled the scene in 1957. Cars grew fins, the space race got under way, and the Telecaster was en vogue with a new look. In transition from the original 'blackguard' models of the first half of the decade, the '57 Telecaster now had new features including a translucent white blonde lacquer finish over an ash body, a white pickguard, a one-piece maple neck with a new 'soft-V' back shape, stainless steel 'barrel' bridge saddles and a bridge pickup with staggered pole pieces.In celebration of this classic Tele, Fender have recreated the original as closely as possible while adding a few custom player-centric features. The two-piece ash body has a Journeyman Relic lacquer finish and single-ply 'eggshell' pickguard. The one-piece rift-sawn maple neck has a tinted lacquer finish, custom 'soft-V' back shape with a slightly thicker carve toward the first fret, 9.5' fingerboard radius and narrow tall frets. Hand-wound '55-'56 pickups are connected to a Fat '50s control assembly for stronger overall tone with more transparent bloom. Other features include a '55-'57 bridge with steel 'barrel' saddles and vintage-style tuning machines. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.
Rock n' roll ruled the scene in 1957. Cars grew fins, the space race got under way, and the Telecaster was en vogue with a new look. In transition from the original 'blackguard' models of the first half of the decade, the '57 Telecaster now had new features including a translucent white blonde lacquer finish over an ash body, a white pickguard, a one-piece maple neck with a new 'soft-V' back shape, stainless steel 'barrel' bridge saddles and a bridge pickup with staggered pole pieces.In celebration of this classic Tele, Fender have recreated the original as closely as possible while adding a few custom player-centric features. The two-piece ash body has a Journeyman Relic lacquer finish and single-ply 'eggshell' pickguard. The one-piece rift-sawn maple neck has a tinted lacquer finish, custom 'soft-V' back shape with a slightly thicker carve toward the first fret, 9.5' fingerboard radius and narrow tall frets. Hand-wound '55-'56 pickups are connected to a Fat '50s control assembly for stronger overall tone with more transparent bloom. Other features include a '55-'57 bridge with steel 'barrel' saddles and vintage-style tuning machines. Includes deluxe hardshell case, strap and certificate of authenticity.
Last updated at 24/06/2025 02:12:46
| Made In | United States |
| Body Shape | S-Style |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Finish Features | Relic |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
| Made In | United States |
| Body Shape | S-Style |
| Body Type | Solid Body |
| Finish Features | Relic |
| Neck Construction | Bolt-On |
