Nash TC-63

The Nash TC-63 is an electric guitar built by Bill Nash, modeled heavily after the 1963 Fender Telecaster Custom. It is highly regarded for its 1963-inspired double-bound body and vintage-correct hardware appointments.

The "63" refers to the specific 1963-era design elements that Bill Nash incorporated into the guitar, most notably the double-bound body. Fender originally introduced the Custom-bound Telecaster body in the early 1960s, which Nash replicates in this model.

No, the Nash TC-63 is a modern, boutique-built electric guitar that features a deliberately aged finish to look and feel like a real vintage instrument. Bill Nash builds these new guitars to replicate the "relic" aesthetic and playability of a worn-in 1960s Telecaster.

Nash typically equips his TC-63 models with custom-wound Lollar pickups to authentically capture the twang of a vintage 1960s Telecaster. These high-quality single-coil pickups pair perfectly with the guitar's nitrocellulose aged finish to deliver classic country and rock tones.