Actually the pinball machines will go. The Wurlie organ will stay but the Conn will go. I have played the organ for over 20 years, this organ I bought for my dad before he died so I will keep it. I still enjoy playing it even though I know it has no value. The Conn I recieved from Calif. the same day as my first piano. I fell in love with piano and will never be able to play the conn to it's potential so it will go. As for parts, they can still be gotten for most of the older ones. I don't like the Hammonds but thats personal preference. >I can see keeping the pinball machines to break the monotony, but the organs >have to go. There is no market for them, parts can be even harder to find. >For instance, the only used organ which has value is a Hammond B3, all others >are scrap. Thanks for your suggestions. I will pass on the pedals as I probably won't end up using the ones I saved. Much like the keys. We use a trailer, padding and 2" straps for moving pianos so I think we are ok there. Wouldn't dream of putting an old upright in the bed of a truck. To top heavy and no real good way to secure it. Thanks again for your thoughts and suggestions. They are always appreciated. Judy
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