Gibson B-25 Vintage 1967 Factory Second (Used)

Black Mountain Guitar Co

$1,199.00 
SKU: 058344

This 1967 Gibson B-25 captures the charm and character of Gibson’s classic small-body acoustics from the golden era of American guitar making. With its comfortable body size, short-scale neck, and timeless styling, the B-25 offers an inviting playing experience paired with the warm, woody tone and distinctive midrange that have made vintage Gibson acoustics so appealing. Whether you're drawn to its rootsy character for blues and folk or its intimate voice for fingerstyle playing, this vintage Gibson is a wonderful example of the understated appeal of a classic American acoustic guitar.

Serial #058344

Notable Specifics

  • Typical Nicks, Scratches, and Checking
  • Small crack on the back
  • Replaced Bridge
  • Replaced Tuners
  • Aftermarket Hardshell Case

Body and construction

  • Body style: Small-bodied, Grand Concert

  • Top: Solid spruce

  • Back: Mahogany

  • Sides: Mahogany, often reported as laminated

  • Bracing: X-bracing

  • Body binding: White/ivoroid

  • Finish: Cherry Sunburst or Natural (B-25N)

Neck and fingerboard

  • Neck: Mahogany

  • Fingerboard: Rosewood

  • Fingerboard inlays: Pearloid dots

  • Nut width: Approximately 1 9/16 inches (39.7 mm)

  • Scale length: Approximately 24 5/8–24 3/4 inches (626–629 mm)

  • Frets: Typically 20

  • Truss rod: Adjustable

Hardware and appointments

  • Bridge: Rosewood

  • Saddle: Height-adjustable rosewood saddle

  • Tuners: Typically Kluson Deluxe, three-on-a-strip

  • Pickguard: Tortoiseshell-style

  • Rosette: Black-and-white rings

  • Electronics: None on the standard original model


Important details for a vintage listing

  • Neck width: The B-25 has a notably narrow neck, making it comfortable for players who prefer a compact feel.

  • Tone: Expect a warm, woody voice with a strong midrange, clear articulation, and a focused sound suited to blues, folk, and fingerstyle playing.

  • Year-specific variations: Individual guitars can differ in scale length, wood construction, bridge details, and neck dimensions. Short-scale B-25 ¾ models also existed, so confirm the exact version before publishing specifications.