An old 70's Martin 12-string! This thing has great character, and an even greater voice! The neck profile doesn't feel terribly wide even for a 12-string, and I find it much easier to play than some of the more modern equivalents. It's got some dings and some scratches, as well as a little finish rubbed off on the back of the neck near the headstock. You can tell that there was a lot of root position "cowboy" chords being played on this thing. Overall it's in GREAT shape for it's age. It comes with the original Martin branded hardshell case. We don't see too many of these come through, so don't miss out on this fantastic guitar at a fantastic price!

This guitar is used and in Very Good cosmetic condition. Finish checking can be seen on the top as well as a couple of little dings near the pickguard. The bridge is in good shape, there might be the very beginning of lifting. Frets are clean and free from divets, the neck has a little bit of finish worn from near the nut. The back has some light checking as well was a ding on the right wall and two smaller dings on the left wall. Side walls and headstock also have minor dings. Nothing structural. Be sure to check out the pictures above and specs below for more details.

• Solid spruce top
• Mahogany back and sides
• Rosewood fingerboard
• Select hardwood neck
• 24.9" scale length
• Low oval profile
• Dot inlays
• 6 on a plate tuners
• 1 7/8" nut width
• 12-fret body construction
• Original hardshell case included