FenderAmerican Ultra II Telecaster
The second generation of Fender's top US production Telecaster.
- Electric guitartype
- USAmade in
- 2025–nowmade
- 8listings now
Used, any case£1,800from £1,792 · 6 listings
Used, hard case–1 listing, too few to say
Used, gig bag–none listed now
Case not stated£1,800from £1,792 · 5 listings
New / unplayed–2 listings, too few to say
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Updated 27 min ago · how we price
Price history
eBay UK · median Buy It Now asking price
Used (all)With hard caseNew
8 listings
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FENDER AMERICAN ULTRA II TELECASTER MAPLE FINGERBOARD IN SINISTER RED Saint Bees
Case not stated
USARedPrivate sellerBest Offer pjb83318 · 100% · 183 feedback£1,792 free delivery About typical -
Fender Telecaster Ultra II Sinistar Bristol
Case not stated
USAPrivate sellerBest Offer hagbardce · 100% · 668 feedback£1,792 postage not shown About typical -
FENDER USA American Ultra II Telecaster "Texas Tea + Ebony" (2024) Nottingham
Case not stated
2024 USABlackShop / dealer squealingpigguitars · 100% · 900 feedback£1,800 free delivery About typical -
Fender American Ultra II Telecaster — White Avalanche Portsmouth
Hard case
Hard case* USAWhitePrivate sellerBest Offer geo4592 · 90.9% · 18 feedback- Low seller feedback
£1,894 postage not shown 5% above typical -
Fender American Ultra II Telecaster Maple Fingerboard Avalanche London
Case not stated
USAPrivate sellerBest Offer jdangerbarton · 100% · 7 feedback- Low seller feedback
£2,014 incl. £14 delivery 12% above typical -
Fender American Ultra II Telecaster Electric Guitar Avalanche Colchester
New
USAShop / dealer manns_music · 100% · 24,544 feedback£2,203 free delivery Not enough data -
Fender 75th Anniversary American Ultra II Telecaster Electric Guitar REDUCED London
Case not stated
USAPrivate seller musicdb777 · 100% · 389 feedback£2,314 incl. £14 delivery 29% above typical -
Fender 75th Anniversary American Ultra II Telecaster Liquid Gold Glasgow
New
Hard case* USAShop / dealer ★ Top Rated merchant-city-music · 100% · 2,898 feedback£3,199 free delivery Not enough data
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Before you buy a used American Ultra II Telecaster
- Check the serial number and the neck date. Ask for a photo of the serial (on the headstock or neck plate) and match it to the year the seller gives. Fender necks and bodies are usually dated where they join; a mismatch can mean replaced parts.
- Look at the frets. Grooves under the strings on the first few frets mean a fret dress or refret soon, which costs £100–£350. Listings that say "set up" or "refret" are tagged above.
- Ask what's been changed. Swapped pickups, tuners or bridges are common and fine to play, but a stock guitar holds its value better. Tick "Stock (not modified)" to hide the guitars whose title says they're upgraded.
- Be wary of a price far below typical. Fakes (especially of Gibson, Martin and Fender Custom Shop) and scams are priced well under the going rate to look like a bargain. We flag anything 35%+ under similar listings and never count it as a deal. Our fake guitar checklist has more.
- Think about postage. A guitar needs a proper box and careful packing. Many sellers offer collection only: the location is shown on every listing.
- Pay through eBay. eBay's Money Back Guarantee only covers you if you pay through eBay. Never pay by bank transfer outside it, however good the deal.
Questions
How much is a used American Ultra II Telecaster worth?
Based on today's eBay UK Buy It Now listings, a used Fender American Ultra II Telecaster typically costs £1,800, including postage, across 6 listings from £1,792. These are asking prices, so a guitar can sell for less, especially with Best Offer. Year, condition, finish and any upgrades all move the price.
What is the American Ultra II Telecaster?
The second generation of Fender's top US production Telecaster. Made in USA. Made 2025–now.
Is it safe to buy a used American Ultra II Telecaster on eBay?
It can be. Pay through eBay so the Money Back Guarantee covers you, buy from sellers with a long, positive feedback record and ask for photos of the serial number, the neck and the frets. We flag new and low-feedback sellers, and warn about prices far below typical, which is where most fakes and scams sit.
