Fender Limited Edition Roadworns Look Tasty!

Bellycaster

Especially that Vintage White Strat.

From the info on the video, it now seems that Anderton's get these exclusively. Not complaining like, innit! I might be well behind the news here with "Anderton's Exclusives".

Vintage 59 Pick Ups as well.



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thegummy

The white one is a bit yellow for me, I love white Fenders in general, especially "vintagey" ones but that one definitely looks more like the buttercream colour than white.

chris78

thegummy said:

The white one is a bit yellow for me, I love white Fenders in general, especially "vintagey" ones but that one definitely looks more like the buttercream colour than white.

That's how they faded back in the day though. Even the 70s ones go pretty yellow and I've seen 80s and 90s that have gone distinctly cream

crunchman

Is there a NOS version?

RaymondLin

crunchman said:

Is there a NOS version?

Won't that be regular Vintera?

idiotwindow

RaymondLin said:

crunchman said:

Is there a NOS version?

Won't that be regular Vintera?

Not if you want the nitro finish.

thegummy

chris78 said:

thegummy said:

The white one is a bit yellow for me, I love white Fenders in general, especially "vintagey" ones but that one definitely looks more like the buttercream colour than white.

That's how they faded back in the day though. Even the 70s ones go pretty yellow and I've seen 80s and 90s that have gone distinctly cream

I've seen plenty of vintage fenders that are properly white so they didn't all fade to yellow.

Maybe it's to do with being exposed to smoke, that makes things yellow.

Bellycaster

Isn't the Malmsteen one a Vintage White as well?

The colour is basically Cream, yes. The Mex Player has a very similar one called Buttercream (which is lovely), there can't be very much between the two colours.

guitargeek62

thegummy said:

chris78 said:

thegummy said:

The white one is a bit yellow for me, I love white Fenders in general, especially "vintagey" ones but that one definitely looks more like the buttercream colour than white.

That's how they faded back in the day though. Even the 70s ones go pretty yellow and I've seen 80s and 90s that have gone distinctly cream

I've seen plenty of vintage fenders that are properly white so they didn't all fade to yellow.

Maybe it's to do with being exposed to smoke, that makes things yellow.

Depends on the top-coat that they had

Deadman

I'm not the target market because I wouldn't buy a new MIM Fender for a grand. Agreed though, they're very nice and will appeal to some.

brooom

I'm sure someone will buy them, but it's really not appealing to have to wait up to 3 months for them to come in.