For Sale: *Price Drop* Martin OM 21 Style Custom Hide Glue / Adirondack / Waverly Tuners

[Matts67]

For sale is a Martin OM custom in excellent condition. Adirondack top, Adirondack bracing, full Hide Glue construction, Low Profile neck with string spacing of 2 5/16" at the bridge and a 1 3/4" nut. 21 style bindings, solid one-piece mahogany neck, east Indian rosewood back and sides.*Recent professional setup with 12th fret string height @ 6/64" low E and 4/64" high E, neck angle is perfect (plenty of saddle to work with). Very minor fret wear and no notable blemishes aside from one very, very tiny mark on the headstock which I couldn't get to show in photos.

This guitar sounds and plays among the best of any OM I've ever laid hands on - this is basically an OM-21 Special on steroids. Only selling to downsize and free up some cash. This was from a custom run of Willcutt guitars at the end of 2010, with an original MSRP of $5801 - see photos for spec sheets. Feel free to reach out with any questions or concerns. Thanks for looking.

AGF Price = $2900 shipped

Link to high res photos:
https://imgur.com/a/O8YZ13a

[UncleJesse]

This looks awesome! I waited to post my custom OM28 for sale and then you throw down these two beauties the same day

[Matts67]

Ha! I thought the same thing when I saw your ad! Good luck with your sale

[Matts67]

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[Rosewood99]

Is the string spacing at the saddle 2 1/4? The spec sheet says 2 1/4 at the 12th fret.

[Matts67]

Yes, 2 1/4" saddle spacing.

[Nanosecond]

Originally Posted by Matts67

[B]AGF Price = $3000 plus actual shipping costs (usually $70-80 within the CONUS, fully insured via UPS).

Might want to beware of "fully insured via UPS": https://umgf.com/viewtopic.php?p=2508834#p2508834

[Matts67]

Originally Posted by Nanosecond

Might want to beware of "fully insured via UPS": https://umgf.com/viewtopic.php?p=2508834#p2508834

Thanks, I will look into that. Luckily I've never had an issue, but I certainly appreciate the heads up!

[UncleJesse]

Yes I will not be trusting UPS/FedEx/USPS ever again for "insurance". I'm switching over to Heritage insurance who will insure the guitar in any of those situations without having to go through hell to get it. It's worth the $200 a year/$30k coverage for the shipping insurance alone.

[Matts67]

That sounds totally reasonable as I'm spending $40-50 in insurance alone every time I ship a guitar, or $60-80 for a mountain bike.

[Matts67]

Weekend bump.

[Matts67]

To the top.

[Matts67]

Weekend bump.

[Matts67]

Price dropped!

[Matts67]

Bump it up.