![]() For models older than 1993, please refer to the chart below. The last two digits denote the guitar's position in that day's production sequence. The seventh digit is a series code number – 0 for 300 or 400 Series, 1 for 500 thru Presentation Series, 2 for 200 Series, 3 for Baby and Big Baby Series, 5 for T5, 7 for Nylon Series, 8 for 100 Series, and 9 for SolidBody Series. Reading left to right, the first two digits (or four starting in 2000) represent the year the second pair of digits represent the month and the third pair of digits represents the calendar day that work was begun. ![]() As of 2000, the serial number expanded to 11 digits to accommodate the four-digit year designation. #įactory designation: 1 = El Cajon 2 = TecateĪccordingly, the serial number for the first guitar built in the Tecate factory on Novemis 2011029001.įrom 1993 until the end of 1999, each Taylor guitar featured a nine-digit serial number that precisely pinpoints when work was begun on that guitar. ![]() Here’s how it breaks down:įACTORY YEAR (3RD DIGIT) MONTH DAY YEAR (4TH DIGIT) PROD. ![]() For example, the serial number for the first guitar built in the El Cajon factory on Novemis 1011029001. This comes straight from the Taylor Guitars website:Ī: The new, 10-digit serial numbering format identifies the factory of production, year, date and the assigned number of the guitar on that day’s production schedule, although the numerical sequence is slightly different from the previous system. I recently contacted Eastman to find out the manufacture date of a T386 model that I purchased serial 11650145. ![]()
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