Back when Taylor Guitars was a much smaller company, and Bob Taylor still signed his work, this Taylor 910 left the factory in search of a new home.   Today, it's looking for a new home again. This guitar is clean, clean, clean. There are no scratches or dings of any significance on this beauty.  Rosewoood back and sides, Sitka spruce top, ebony fretboard, mahogany neck, bone nut and saddle, abalone bindings and rosette,  and, well, it's just gorgeous.  The newer 910s don't have the extra abalone around the bottom of the neck, and they just don't have the appointments found here.

The sound will leave you stunned.

If you're feeling like you need a new vibe, this is it. The photos really don't do it justice, but they're the best we can do on the internet.  To really know what this is guitar is like, you've got to come in , hold, it , and play it.  After that, you're on your own.  For what you'll save on buying this instead of a new one, you can fund a new IRA account.

The photo above is a good representation of the actual color of the top.