Old uprights worth saving?

[Clyde Hollinger]

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Friends,

Has anyone tried to see if there might actually be a market for 
restored/remanufactured  old uprights?  Might there be some wealthy 
people who would like a very nice old upright to fit with their 
Victorian decor, who would be willing to pay ten grand or whatever it 
takes for one that looks and plays like new?

I'm sure we've covered this topic before.  I'm just not sure what we 
decided.  And with my memory, maybe *I* even asked this question 
before.  :-(  I don't want to search the archives, unless it's easier to 
sort out what I want than it was the last time I tried. 

Regards,
Clyde H

Terry Farrell wrote:

>  On the other hand, not all old uprights belong in the dumpster.


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