WTB: Martin 000-18GE Found one!

[Cameleye]

Looking to do a straight cash deal for one of these in excellent condition, no issues. Will buy a natural top if no 1935 'bursts are around.
Found one. Thanks to all who helped.

[Cameleye]

Hello out there!

[Cameleye]

Still in the market.

[Austin704]

There are a couple on Reverb

[Cameleye]

Thanks Austin but one's overseas and the other's a little more that I was looking to spend. Appreciate it though, Ce.

[john57classic]

Excellent condition and a 1935 sunburst is a pretty tall order

[Denny B]

Originally Posted by john57classic

Excellent condition and a 1935 sunburst is a pretty tall order

These are new guitars, you know...the 1935 refers to the Golden Era guitars they're modeled after...

[john57classic]

Originally Posted by Denny B

These are new guitars, you know...the 1935 refers to the Golden Era guitars they're modeled after...

I’m not a Martin expert, but I believe the 1937 burst is much more common on the 000-18GEs
And yes I know what they are, I own one.

[ojaidave]

Keep on the hunt. It is one my favorites! ('37 not '35 I believe . . .)

[Denny B]

Originally Posted by john57classic

I’m not a Martin expert, but I believe the 1937 burst is much more common on the 000-18GEs
And yes I know what they are, I own one.

My misunderstanding...and thank you for the additional info...

[Cameleye]

And thanks, guys, for clearing that up.

[Cameleye]

I think the nomenclature is: 000-18GE 1937 (meaning the year of original manufacture that Martin was aiming at with the then current 000-18GE) and the style of sunburst is called a 1935 'burst.
Anyway, still in the market, new or used.
Thanks, Ce

[ojaidave]

Well, you learn something everyday. I looked on a site which does say the burst is '35. So I guess I have a 1935-1937 000-18 GE!

[Cameleye]

And the search goes on!

[Cameleye]

In addition to a 000-18GE 1935 'burst, I'd also buy a natural.