Fender Antigua Telecaster 2004 
 
Here’s something you don’t see every day — a 2004 Fender Antigua Telecaster, crafted in Japan and dipped head-to-toe in that unmistakable smoky cream burst that looks like it was airbrushed by a 1970s sci-fi illustrator. The Antigua finish is one of those love-it-or-love-it-more kind of things — a perfect blend of vintage weirdness and unmistakable Fender cool.
 
This one’s in near mint condition, showing minimal signs of play and ready to be the centerpiece of any Tele lineup. It’s got all the right vintage specs: basswood body, maple neck and fretboard, vintage-style single-coil pickups, and that classic ashtray bridge that delivers pure Tele twang with a touch of attitude.
 
The “Crafted in Japan” Q-series production from this era is known for its incredible build quality and attention to detail, and this one’s no exception — it rings, it sings, and it plays smooth as buttered chrome.
 
Comes complete with a hardshell case, so you can keep this retro beauty safe when it’s not melting faces or breaking hearts.