This isn't one of the Swedish Goya's, or I would have bought it outright the day I first saw it! This is one of the Goya's made in Korea (post 1979, prior the C.F. Martin company imported these from Japan [74-79] but Martin had no influence on the design or build). Anyone have one of the Made in Korea Goya's?? The saddle's so low, I have to run a straight-edge from the fret-board to the bridge to see if it clears, and if it doesn't, how many millimetres it falls below. Getting a sense it may be on the road to a neck re-set - but maybe I can put in a new saddle, shave it down a bit, and get the action at a respectable level (the strings have no real break over the bridge, but the action is good and it sounds good w/old strings)...
The case alone is probably worth the $60.00 he's asking for the Goya. Could be a good way to learn some rebuild skills (though I also see a Walden CD670 for $50.00 that might be a better/wiser purchase...)
Anyway... Any post Sweden/post-1974 Asian made Goya owners... Let me know more about these guitars!!
watching Sound of Music, Maria's (Julie Andrews) playing a Goya. 
