Fernandes RST-50'64 Rare Burgandy Mist

Fernandes "The Revival" RST-50 '64 Stratocaster, Made in Japan, 1982, custom color Burgundy Mist Metallic (BUM)

This is an incredibly rare opportunity to purchase a collector-grade, single-owner Japan Vintage masterpiece in condition that is virtually impossible to find nowadays. Please see photos for exact detail. Will be packed securely and shipped fully insured.

The Revival series was Fernandes' early 80s answer to Fender's vintage reissues and is one of the most respected eras of Japanese vintage guitars, alongside Tokai's Reborn and Greco's Super Real lines. The RST-50 '64 was modeled on the 1964 Stratocaster.

Burgundy Mist was never a catalog standard color for the Revival series. It appears only on Fernandes' custom color list, so guitars in this finish were built to order and turn up rarely.

SPECS

- Body: Alder, 3-piece

- Neck: Maple, U profile, bolt-on

- Fingerboard: Rosewood, round-lam, dot inlays

- Scale: 25.5"

- Pickups: Fernandes L-5000 Vintage single coils x3 (original, unstamped)

- Controls: 1 Volume, 2 Tone, 5-way selector

- Bridge: Synchronized vintage-style

- Tuners: Kluson-style

- Pickguard: 11-hole white/black/white 3-ply

- Finish: Polyurethane, thin factory coat

- Headstock: Small vintage-style headstock with Fernandes "The Revival" and "Original Custom Body" decals

- Neck plate: Fernandes "Electric Sound Research Group"

CONDITION

Honest vintage condition. The metallic finish has aged to a soft sheen, with little wear for 40+ years of age, most visible on the lower bout and horn edges. Plastics have mellowed to a light aged cream. Original tremolo back plate included. Neck is [straight], truss rod [works normally], electronics [all work, no crackle]. Last set up in 2026 at Big Boss Sapporo. No issues.

Case: [ESP hard flight case included]

SHIPPING

Ships from Hokkaido, Japan, professionally packed and fully insured with tracking. Import duties and taxes are the buyer's responsibility. Customs value will be declared accurately.

Questions and additional photos welcome.