 
		  
Fender produced several Korean Fender branded Telecaster style guitars here are some details in no particular order
 
		  
          Like the equivalent Stratocasters these guitars are problematic for several reasons. They don't appear in any official documents that I can find. 
		  The serial numbers are so prone to wear that they often appear to be blank unless you use a magnifying glass in bright sunlight,
		  this has lead to people assuming perfectly good guitars are fakes or stolen because of the seeming lack of serial number.
		  Very similar guitars bearing the Squier brand are much more common but they don't appear to be exactly the same the tuners 
		  at least are different and who knows what else. Whilst there are definitely E10 Fender Telecasters I have never seen an E7 Telecaster 
		  but as there are E7 amd E10 Strats it is possible there are E7 Telecasters
		  
This is what I know from very little source material
		  
		  
Despite some sources the E10 was 1987, some suggest later but that's wrong. These are very good quality guitars built by Young Chang. 
		  
		    
 Specifications*
         
Body Alder and Maple      
		 
Neck Birdseye Maple Satin Poly finish       
		 
Fretboard Birdseye Maple 21 frets dot markers 12" radius
		 
Headstock Natural with Fender Gold Transition Logo on the front and serial number and made in Korea on the reverse 2 string trees  
		 
Tuners  Chrome  Gotoh   
		 
Pickups Standard Telecaster design probably Ceramics    
		 
Controls Standard Telecaster Chrome      
		 
Nut 
		 
Hardware Chrome       
		 
Bridge 6 Saddle Chrome     
		 
Pickguard Black 8 hole      
		 
		 * These are the specs of the ones I know about there could easily be a version with a Rosewood board or a later style pickguard
		 
		 Any additional information would be much appreciated.
		 
Update November 2020
		 Roccobagadonut from the Squier forum knows as much about Fender/Squier Korean as anyone I know he informs me that the only 
		 Telecaster made was the one E10 model shown above. Good enough for me.
 
		 
		 
 
          Made in the Cort factory the Lite Ash was introduced in 2004 and continued to 2008 originally released in Natural only other colours later.
		  I have played one of these a bit my son owns one. Good quality I like these guitars.
		
		  
		  
 Specifications
         
Body Light Ash polyurethane finish        
		 
Neck Birdseye Maple Modern C Satin Poly finish       
		 
Fretboard Birdseye Maple 22 Medium Jumbo frets 9.5" Radius Abalone dot markers
		 
Headstock Natural with Fender Gold Transition Logo on the front and serial number and made in Korea on the reverse 2 string trees  
		 
Tuners Diecast Sealed Chrome     
		 
Pickups Seymour Duncan Alnico Pro 2 staggered x 2 1 black 1 chrome      
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone Chrome Knurled type 3 way switch      
		 
Nut 1.625"       
		 
Hardware Chrome       
		 
Bridge Vintage 3 Brass saddles     
		 
Pickguard Black Single Ply      
		 
 Colours Natural, Black or Vintage White
 
		   
		   
		   
		  
		  
         Launched in 2006 and made for about two years, according to Fender this guitar was the first use of Koa wood 
		 outside the custom shop. Made in the Cort Factory 
		 
		 
 Specifications
         
Body Basswood with a Koa Veneer top Polyurethane Finish        
		 
Neck Birdseye Maple Modern C Satin Poly finish       
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 22 Medium Jumbo frets 9.5" Radius Pearl dot markers
		 
Headstock Natural with Fender Silver embossed Spaghetti Logo on the front and serial number and made in Korea on the reverse 2 string trees  
		 
Tuners Diecast Sealed Chrome     
		 
Pickups Seymour Duncan Alnico Pro 1 chrome 1 black      
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone 3 way switch
		 
Nut 1.625"       
		 
Hardware Chrome       
		 
Bridge 3 saddle brass     
		 
Pickguard 8 screw 3 ply white pearl   
		 
Colours Light (antique) Burst only
 
		  
		  
		  
        Made in 2004/5 Cort Factory in two colours Black or Atlantic Blue. There was a second version of this model made in Mexico from 2008
         
 Specifications
         
Body Basswood* Polyurethane Finish
		 
Neck Set Neck Maple modern C polyurethane finish        
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 22 jumbo frets no front dot markers
		 
Headstock Matching Fender Spag style logo in 2 string trees serial number and Made in Korea on Back  
		 
Tuners Black Sealed diecast     
		 
Pickups 2 Seymour Duncan Black Coverless Humbuckers Pearly Gates at the neck and a 59 reverse polarity at the bridge    
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone Chrome Knurled 3 way switch      
		 
Nut 1.625
		 
Hardware Black     
		 
Bridge  Black 6 saddle small hardtail   
		 
Pickguard None   
		 
		 * I have seen several listings where the body is said to be Mahogany but the Fender Frontline says Basswood
 
		   
		   
		   
		  
         The Korean version of this is called the Telecaster Custom FMT in the 2003 Frontline and the Custom Telecaster FMT 
		 in the 2004 Frontline. From 2005 it was made in Indonesia but appears to be the same guitar except for pickups. As is obvious from the name it is 
		 distinguished by a Flame Maple Top
		 
   
 Specifications
         
Body Mahogany with Flame Maple Top Polyurethane Finish Cream Binding
		 
Neck Set Neck Mahogany modern C polyurethane finish        
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 22 jumbo frets front dot markers
		 
Headstock Matching Fender Spag style logo in 2 string trees serial number and Made in Korea on Back  
		 
Tuners Sealed diecast see hardware   
		 
Pickups 2 Humbuckers Fender Made 1 Atomic ii and 1 Black Canyon*   
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone Chrome Knurled 3 way switch      
		 
Nut 1.625
		 
Hardware Black except on the Crimson Transparent which is brushed Chrome   
		 
Bridge  Black 6 saddle small hardtail   
		 
Pickguard None   
		 
 Colours Amber, Crimson Transparent, Butterscotch Blonde, Black Cherry Burst or Blue Transparent
		 
* These are the pickups specified in the 2003 and 2004 Frontlines but I have seen several Korean made with 
		 Seymour Duncans and it's hard to believe that so many have been changed so some could come with SDs the Indonesian ones certainly do.
		 Perhaps the pickup specs changed before they moved production to Indonesia. Again if anyone knows for certain please let me know.
 
 
		  
		  
	  

        The Squier series Standard Telecaster was produced from 1992 to 1994. This was made at the Cort factory a relatively 
		low quality model replaced by a Mexican made equivalent.
		
 
   
 Specifications
         
Body Not sure seen it described as "Hardwood"
		 
Neck Bolt on Maple radius probably 12"        
		 
Fretboard Maple 21 Frets dot markers
		 
Headstock See picture plain 2 string trees serial number and Made in Korea on Front  
		 
Tuners Chrome sealed diecast
		 
Pickups 1 plain metal 1 black angled probably ceramics   
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone Chrome  3 way switch      
		 
Nut 1.625
		 
Hardware Chrome   
		 
Bridge  Black 6 saddle small hardtail not through body   
		 
Pickguard 8 screw white
		 
 Colours Black, Red, Blue or White
 
         
		There are three models all produced in 2003 for one year only. They are the GT, the Scorpion and the Celtic only slight differences between the models.
 
		 
		 
		
		
 
   
 Specifications
         
Body Mahogany
		 
Neck Set Mahogany Modern C radius 12"        
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 22 Jumbo Frets
		 
GT has dot markers Celtic and Scorpion no dot markers but a special inlay at the 12th Fret
		 
Headstock See picture matching 2 string trees serial number and Made in Korea on back  
		 
Tuners Chrome sealed diecast
		 
Pickups 1 Humbucker no coil split GT is Seymour Duncan Invader and the other 2 have a Fender Atomic 2   
		 
Controls 1 Volume 
		 
Nut 1.625
		 
Hardware  Black Chrome but Black on the scorpion   
		 
Bridge  6 saddle small hardtail  through body stringing
		 
Pickguard None
		 
 Colours According to catalogue
		 
GT Chrome Red or Chrome Blue, Celtic Chrome Silver, Scorpion High Gloss Black. 
		 
But see picture of GT above there may be other colours.
	
	
	
 
		  
		  
		 
         Baelzebub from the Strat forum has alerted me to this model and kindly provided most of the following detail and some pictures.
		 
Although produced over a period from 2004 to 2007 only 700 units of each colour were made. It is said to be the forerunner of the
		 JA90.
		 
		   Specifications
         
Body     Ash Semi Hollow double cutaway polyurethane finish Quilted Bubinga top 
		 
Neck     Maple set neck  Modern C polyurethane finish
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 12" radius 22 medium jumbo frets abalone dot markers    
		 
Headstock Matching Silver Fender Spaghetti Logo 2 string trees. Serial number and Made in Korea on reverse.     
		 
Tuners    Chrome Sealed Diecast  
		 
Pickups   American made Seymour Duncan SP-90-1NRWRP vintage in neck position and SP-90 3B Custom in bridge.     
		 
Controls  1 volume 1 tone 3 way switch    
		 
Nut  1.65"         
		 
Hardware  Smoked Chrome   
		 
Bridge    T.O.M with stoptail     
		 
Pickguard Small 3 ply black see pictures      
		 
Colours   Black Cherryburst or White       
		 
Years available 2004-2007  
		 
 
		   
		   
		   
	
           Created for the Jimmy Eat World Front man the early ones of these were made in Korea, production then moved to Indonesia around
		   2010 to 2011.
		   
		   
   Specifications
         
Body     Ash Semi Hollow double cutaway polyurethane finish Quilted top 
		 
Neck     Mahogany set neck  Modern C polyurethane finish
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 9.5" radius 22 medium jumbo frets abalone dot markers  24.75" scale  
		 
Headstock Matching Gold very thick Fender Spaghetti Logo 2 string trees. Serial number, signature and Made in Korea on reverse.     
		 
Tuners    Chrome Sealed Diecast  
		 
Pickups   Seymour Duncan Soapbar 90-1NRWRP Vintage P-90 (neck) and SP90-3B (bridge) pickups 
		 
Controls  2 volume 2 tone 3 way switch    
		 
Nut  1.65"         
		 
Hardware  Smoked Chrome   
		 
Bridge    T.O.M with stoptail     
		 
Pickguard Small 3 ply black      
		 
Colours   Black Cherryburst or Transparent Ebony    
		 
Years available Oct 2008 to 2010
		 
        Model Number 026-2600-521 launched in 2008 as a special edition in the frontline, very similar to the FMT except instead of 
        a Flame top it has a spalted top. Spalting refers to colouration caused by certain fungi on wood. Carried on until at least 2011 
        at some point production moved to Indonesia
        
 Specifications
         
Body Mahogany with Spalted Maple Top Polyurethane Finish Cream Binding
		 
Neck Set Neck Mahogany modern C polyurethane finish        
		 
Fretboard Rosewood 22 jumbo frets front dot markers
		 
Headstock Matching Fender Spag style logo in 2 string trees serial number and Made in Korea on Back  
		 
Tuners Sealed diecast see hardware   
		 
Pickups 2 Humbuckers Seymour Duncan Pearly Gates 59   
		 
Controls 1 Volume 1 Tone Chrome Knurled 3 way switch push pull coil split on tone   
		 
Nut 1.625
		 
Hardware Chrome  
		 
Bridge  Black 6 saddle small hardtail   
		 
Pickguard None   
     
 
          
          
          
          
         