Westwood Acoustic

Nice acoustic. Compact body.

I dont have much information about this guitar, the model number seems not to be findable.

Some AI analysis produced the following from examing all the photos in this ad:

The back of the body and the tuning machines make me doubt that this is a 1970s guitar. The six individual sealed die-cast tuners, high-gloss finish, cutaway construction and overall styling look more consistent with a later budget/intermediate Asian-made acoustic, probably somewhere in the 1990s–2000s range. I wouldn't put an exact year on it without documentary evidence.

The back appears to be a reddish mahogany-like wood or veneer under a very heavy gloss. From photographs alone I can't determine whether it's actual mahogany or another wood stained to resemble it, nor whether the spruce-looking top is solid or laminated.

Interestingly, modern Westwood acoustics use many of the same broad ingredients—spruce tops, mahogany backs/sides, rosewood bridges and die-cast tuners—but I still can't establish that the company selling those instruments is the same operation responsible for your VVV-1-N.

Based on all four areas you've photographed, I'd currently describe it as:

Westwood VVV-1-N

6-string steel-string acoustic
Single cutaway
Natural spruce/spruce-look top
Dark reddish back and sides
Rosewood-looking fingerboard and bridge
Sealed die-cast tuners
High-gloss finish
No serial number
Probably an Asian-made import
Likely 1990s–2000s, but not confirmed
Apparently a very obscure/discontinued model