A hidden gem from the Swedish instrument manufacturer, Levin, is this Goya G-17. The 1960s folk artist's choice for a classical, the G-17 is fan-braced German solid spruce with solid Honduran Mahogany back and sides. Unlike the steel strings from Levin, it is constructed with a dovetail; this was an expensive instrument in 1968, $250/ $2250, or the same price as a Gibson J-45 at the time. These are great value for their wood choices and sound incredible for it. I mean, just look at that intricate rosette!
Comes with modern Gator hardshell case.