UNEXPECTED WALK-IN! Willis Meyers' 1940 Martin D-18

[@oversword6024]

I was tearing up a little listening to her talk about her father and his love for his guitar. Every time I'm in that store with all of those beautiful guitars and many with a good history like this one I wish I had the money to spend.

[@likeakite]

Wow she had such a great energy to her, what a lovely lady. That guitar dispels the idea that a double pickguard deadens the soundboard...it sounds amazing !!!

[@scottshand8559]

Holy cow! This is the kind of thing that surely makes your day Trevor! An amazing story for an amazing guitar, what could be better?

[@chriskrueger1865]

What a charming lady. Doesn't get any more classic than that?

[@natemink572]

She was lovely and the family stories and heritage definitely add to the attractiveness of instruments like this.

[@BKDocHoliday]

Wonderful story. Beautiful sounding guitar and playing!

[@softsouthernknight]

Old ass D-18. Plays like a gem with those Grover tuners.

[@stealingtomorrowband]

I like hearing stories like this. Guitar sounds great I'd love to own and pre 60s acoustic, electric but that'll never happen haha

[@Yannplaysguitar]

The playing really compliments the guitar

[@guitardog]

Nice!

[@OfficialDPTheRealDeal]

Dang that guitar needs a new bridge and new tuners I don’t like to see those Grover’s on there but I would like to see if we could work a trade out I would be interested in the guitar

[@JackNiles]

Do you guys do consignments