1964 Guild F-20 Troubador.
 
Excellent Overall Condition (See All Listing Photos).
 
Original Sunburst Finish Is Really Super-Clean And Is In Excellent Condition With A Few Marks And Signs Of Use, The Most Prominant Being A 1” Finish Scratch On The Lower Bout / Treble Side Of The Guitar (See Photos).
 
The Only Repair Is A Very Thin Crack Below The Bottom Of The Pickguard That Has Been Professionally Sealed (A Close-Up is Shown In The Listing Photos).
 
All Parts Are Original, No Modifications Or Issues.
 
24 & 3/4” Scale Length, 1.68” Nut Width (1 & 5/8”).
 
Original Frets Are In Excellent Condition With No Pitting, Dings, Or Issues (See Photos).
 
Set Up With .12 Gauge Strings And Action On The Low Side Measuring 3mm On The Bass Side And 2.5mm On The Treble At The 12th Fret.
 
Nick Chunky “C” Shape Neck Contour Measuring .9” At the First Fret And .97” At The 10th - Not A Blade-Thin 60’s Neck Profile, But Rather Round And Very Comfortable.
 
Solid Spruce Top, Back/Sides/Neck Solid Mahogany, Brazilian Rosewood Fingerboard.
Weighs In At A Very Light 3lbs 4oz.
 
Original Brown Softshell Case Is In Good Usable Condition With With Some Cosmetic Blems And Some Tape On The Inside Pocket, But All Latches Intact And Functional.
 
Sounds Absolutely HUGE For Its Size- Big Full Tone With Amazing Overtones And Surprisingly Pronounced Low End For A Guitar With A 13 & 3/4” Lower Bout.
 
All In All This Is The Nicest Guild F-20 That I’ve Come Across, Both In Condition And Sound.