Chuck, Thanks for the help. I've looked in the local rags and on Craigslist, as well. In my region, everything in this age and condition seems to be in the $350-800 range. I am a member of the PTG (since April!). You and I talked for quite a while in Grand Rapids while I was drooling over your work bench. I guess it's time to consider budgeting for those plans. :-) Is there a way to search past issues of the Journal online without buying the CD-ROM's of past issues? I've only received 3 issues on my own... Not quite the library to search from. :-) Regards, Rob On Aug 15, 2009, at 04:35 , Chuck Behm wrote: > Rob - I'm sure in California used piano prices are higher than here > in the Midwest. In Iowa, we see old uprights free for the hauling > all the time in the shopper and on tradeo. Take a look in a local > newspaper to see what the going price in your area is. > > It sounds as if it would be a fun project piano. If you do happen to > buy it and do the work, take plenty of pictures along the way to > start building a portfolio. > > Are you a member of the PTG? The Journal has a wealth of articles > about just such an undertaking. Chuck Behm
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