1976 G-37

[killdeer43]

Check it out!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Guild-Acoustic-...QQcmdZViewItemQQptZGuitar?hash=item255760473e

Heck, I want that case!
Joe

 

[southernGuild]

NICE GUITAR.......and Yes, that case looks awfully cozy and strong. Wonder how much she'll go for? :roll:

 

[GardMan]

Looks a lot like mine...

Heck, I want that case! Joe

Might be this one...

 

[killdeer43]

Might be this one...

Looks close enough, now back to that G-37.
That is one fine specimen of Guilditude! Yowzah!
I hate it when I drool uncontrollably.

Joe

 

[Paddlefoot]

OK, refresh my memory. Was the G-37 larger than a Dred with a longer scale length? Seems like that is what I read some time ago.

 

[Frosty]

Nice looking guitar. Only played on G-37 in my life, 1980 I think, excellent sounding instrument. I love that arched, pressed back. Guild did/does a nice job with maple - not easy, I think.

 

[The Guilds of Grot]

OK, refresh my memory. Was the G-37 larger than a Dred with a longer scale length? Seems like that is what I read some time ago.

Nope, standard dread size and scale. I believe it was the first all maple with an arched back. (Didn't take the time to look it up but I think I'm right!)

Super-size dread is the G-41.

 

[GardMan]

I believe it was the first all maple with an arched back. (Didn't take the time to look it up but I think I'm right!)

First arched-back maple dread by Guild (it did have spruce top),followed by the D-30 and the G-45/Hank Williams Jr models. But it was preceded by the F-30, F-40, and F-50, which all had arched maple backs.

 

[Bobby McGee]

First arched-back maple dread by Guild (it did have spruce top),followed by the D-30 and the G-45/Hank Williams Jr models. But it was preceded by the F-30, F-40, and F-50, which all had arched maple backs.

Don't forget about the DCE-3. Another sweet maple archback (with a cutaway). :wink:

 

[Ian]

A bit like this one ?

http://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/Listing ... =256157991