piano for sale

[Guy, Karen, and Tor Nichols]

Les,
	The last one of those I brokered came from a dear-sweet-old-lady that said
her husband had it made "especially for her", when he had worked at the
Wurlitzer plant after the war. It was in a dark green vinyl, with walnut
trim. We still service it for the retired fellow that bought it,(for a lot
less than your ad), and it still sounds like.... a fifties Wurlitzer spinet.

	I wonder if Newton knows what "coyote ugly" means??

Guy



At 09:54 PM 1/7/98 -0600, you wrote:
>I am quoting from the Houston Chronicle, Wednesday, Jan 7,1998,
>classified section, area # 1064-Pianos-Organs:
> 
>			Investment piece, One of a kind.
>			1949 Wurlitzer spinet piano.
>			Manufacturer assembled most of
>			this very rare piano in vinyl.
>			Beautifully renewed in black.
>			Round reeded legs on piano and
>			matching bench complement this
>			prestigious piece. Mint condition.
>			Appraised at $32K. Sell for $28K.
>			254-757-2553
>
>Thought someone might want to jump on this one in a
>hurry..........................
>
>
>Leslie
>lesbart@juno.com
>"I'm not half the man I used to be, and never was."
>
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