Hybrid Barnwood Telecaster - Strat Routed Tele

One-Off Barnwood Guitar – Salvaged, Rewired, Reborn

Handbuilt in North Devon | Tele-Strat Hybrid | Raw Tone & Rebellion

In an age of factory clones and sterile perfection, this guitar stands as a defiant resurrection. A Telecaster silhouette fused with Stratocaster guts, it was born not in a glossy workshop but in a shed in North Devon—crafted from salvaged roofing timber and the shattered remains of a Strat body that refused to die.

This isn’t a guitar that hides its scars. It wears them proudly. Every nick, every grain of weathered barnwood, every improvised detail tells a story of reclamation and raw intent. It’s not just an instrument—it’s rebellion wired into wood.


Specs & Features

  • Body: Strat-routed Tele shape, built from reclaimed roofing timber and a broken Stratocaster shell

  • Neck: 22-fret maple with rosewood-style fretboard, slim profile, lightly nitro-finished for a vintage feel

  • Electronics: Three single coils, 5-way switch, Strat-style scratchplate

  • Hardware: Wilkinson hardtail bridge, new 10mm machine heads, strap buttons

Dimensions

  • Scale length: 25.5″

  • Nut width: 42mm (1.656 in.)

  • Body thickness: approx. 44mm (± 0.5mm)

  • Weight: 3.3kg of raw tone and rebellion


Build Notes

  • Hand-assembled from recycled materials and new old stock parts

  • Mid-range pickups that punch above their weight—expect vintage twang, not sterile polish

  • Rough-cut barnwood finish: imperfect, honest, and full of character

  • Built for players who value soul over symmetry



More Than an Instrument

This guitar isn’t about flawless lines or showroom shine. It’s about spirit. It’s about taking what’s broken and giving it new life. It’s about tone that growls with history and a feel that refuses to be tamed.

For players who crave authenticity over artifice, this one-off barnwood Tele-Strat hybrid is more than a tool—it’s a manifesto.

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