The Gibson CL-10 Standard had Sitka spruce top and mahogany backs/sides with black binding, nickel tuners and dot inlays. Some of the early models had laminated sides/backs.

GIBSON manufactured the CL-20 STANDARD PLUS (CL20) between 1997 and 1998. The CL-20 Standard Plus had Sitka spruce tops and mahogany backs/sides with black bindings, gold tuners and snowflake inlays. Some of the early CL20s had laminated sides/backs.
 

GIBSON made the CL-30 DELUXE (CL30) between 1997 and 1998. The Gibson CL-30 Deluxe was a solid spruce topped dreadnought acoustic with bubinga back and sides. The body has multi-ply binding, the sound-hole rosette was mother-of-peal and abalone and the fingerboard had distinctive abalone floret inlays. The CL-30 Deluxe was made in the Gibson Bozeman Montana factory - and was a pre-cursor to the Songwriter Series.

GIBSON made the CL-35 Deluxe Cutaway between 1997 and 1998. It was the single cutaway version of the CL30.

The Gibson CL-40 Artist was made between 1997 and 1998

GIBSON made the CL-45 Artist Cutaway between 1997 and 1998

Gibson released a limited edition of 30 CL-50 guitars, made by the Custom Shop, to celebrate the 30th anniversary of guitar making in Bozeman, Montana. The 30th Anniversary CL-50 2019 has a bearclaw englemann spruce top and rosewood sides and back. The fingerboard has mother-of-pearl autumn leaf inlays. Other appointments include: abalone rosette and binding, and engraved and inlaid 30th Anniversary headstock, as well as an LR Baggs VTC pickup system.

Production of the Gibson CL-50 SUPREME (CL50) began in 1997 and ended in 1998. It was the top of the Country Line range and was also available with a tree-of-life inlay at extra cost.