1970 Martin D-35 in Excellent Condition. The neck is straight and the action is low. Frets are in good shape with very little wear. Pickguard is non-original and was replaced at some point. This guitar is extremely clean for a 56 year old instrument. Was refurbished by Martin in the 1990's and basically stayed in the closet until we bought it. Serial # 279667. Comes with non-original hardshell case.
Make: Martin
Model: D-35
Year: 1970
Scale length: 25.5"
Weight: 4lbs 12oz
Nut Width: 1.70"
Neck Width at 12th fret: 2.09"
Neck Thickness at 1st fret: .90"
$125 flat shipping and insurance in CONUS only via UPS Ground.
Guitar will be packed, padded and shipped in a sturdy shipping box.
* Please be aware that humidity, temperature, and handling can affect guitars & basses such that adjustments to the instrument might be needed post-shipment. If tweaking action, intonation, etc. or having the instrument set up to your specs is not something you are comfortable with doing yourself, you will need the help of a local-to-you tech/professional. Note that any associated fees incurred for their time and labor will be your responsibility.
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| Listed | 14 days ago |
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| Condition | Excellent (Used) Excellent items are almost entirely free from blemishes and other visual defects and have been played or used with the utmost care.Learn more |
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