1982 Yamaha GC-7A 6-String Classical Guitar in Natural w/ Case (Very Good) *Free Shipping*

1982 Yamaha GC-7A 6-String Classical Guitar in Natural w/ Case (Very Good Condition) Free Shipping or Local Pickup

This Yamaha GC-7A came to us in very good condition. This listing includes a Yamaha hard case. Like all of our new and used instruments, this guitar has been setup by one of our in-house luthiers in E Standard with D'Addario EXL 110s.

Cosmetic Overview: Our "out of 5" rating system is designed to better help prospective buyers understand the cosmetic condition of the item. This does NOT relate to structural integrity or functionality unless otherwise stated. All of our instruments are tested for functionality upon intake and are setup in house.

• Body (3.5/5): Signs of use present. Minor dings, dents, scratches, and scrapes present. Refer to attached photos.

• Neck/Fingerboard/Headstock (3.5/5): Signs of use present. Minor signs of wear in the finish where neck and fingerboard meet.

• Hardware (3.5/5): Signs of use present.

Case/Bag: Yamaha hard case included.

Hardware Functionality: The truss rod and tuners adjust properly. No modifications from the original specs.

Weight: 3.90 lbs

Additional Photos: Available upon request. Manufacturer information (when available) attached below. All photos attached to the listing are considered part of the disclosed description. We are a brick-and-mortar store, feel free to give us a call for any additional information you may need.

• Series:  • Body Top: Spruce  • Back & Sides: Rosewood • Neck Finish: Gloss  • Neck Material: Mahogany  • Fingerboard: Ebony  • Truss Rod: None  • Frets: 12 at body  • Position Inlays: None • Nut (Width): 2.058"

CONDITION: Very Good Condition.

LOCALS: Come test this M-F (10-6), Sat (10-3)!

We strive to price our used items as competitively as possible! Realistic offers are always entertained, and we’re happy to work with you. Please note, we don’t respond to “What’s the lowest you’ll take?” Lowball offers will be declined! This does NOT apply to brand new items. SIGNATURE REQUIRED only upon request prior to the order shipping!! Thanks for looking and let us know if you have any questions!

*PLEASE NOTE* Due to changing temperatures and humidity while guitars are in transit, we HIGHLY recommend allowing your guitar to rest in the package for at least 6-12 hours to let it acclimate. This could reduce the risk of finish cracking and other quick/dramatic changes in the guitar's wood.

We ship out most of our larger listings (guitars, basses, amplifiers, etc.) via UPS Ground (unless otherwise stated) with professional-grade boxes and packing material.