A classic piece of Gibson history, this 1967 Gibson Everly Brothers J-180 delivers the unmistakable look and rich, articulate tone that made it a favorite of the The Everly Brothers. Finished in a natural top with repro tortoise shell double pickguards, this Gibson offers a unique twist on the iconic model while retaining all of its vintage appeal. The maple back and sides provide a bright, focused response with excellent note separation, while the spruce top adds warmth and dynamic range. This example is in good condition, showing honest playwear consistent with its age, and remains structurally solid with strong playability and a lively, resonant voice.
The neck has a comfortable mid-60s Gibson profile, making it easy to play whether you’re strumming full chords or picking out melodic lines. It retains that dry, woody vintage character that only decades of natural aging can produce. A great fit for collectors, vintage enthusiasts, or players looking for a distinctive stage and studio instrument with real character. It comes housed in a modern Gibson hardshell case for secure storage and transport.
Specs: Year: 1967 Make: Gibson Model: Everly Brothers J-180 Top: Solid spruce Back and Sides: Maple Neck: Mahogany Fingerboard: Rosewood Scale Length: 24.75" Nut Width: 1 11/16" Finish: Natural Pickguards: Repro tortoise shell double guards Bridge: Rosewood adjustable Tuners: Kluson-style Case: Modern Gibson hardshell Condition: Good, with typical vintage wear (light finish checking, minor dings and scratches). The internal label has been added to recreate the vintage-style label, and a small crack near the neck joint underneath the pickguard has been professionally repaired. Small hole on the back of the headstock
