Steinway L For Sale

[Farrell]

Hi David,

I advised them a while back that I wasn't an expert on S&S salvage values,
but that I was pretty sure it would be worth a minimum of $5K, and maybe
even up towards $8K or $10K as the price of these things seem to be
continually rising.

I did ask him today (the pastor of the church) if he had any set price in
mind. He said he didn't. I told him I would post the availability of this
piano and see what happens.

I suppose the thing to do would be to make an offer if you are interested. I 
haven't looked at the piano in about two years. My recollection is that the case is in fairly good
shape (ebony) and that many would rebuild it with the original soundboard -
but of course, that would not make it a great piano. It would really need a
new soundboard to be great.

Call me if you wish. Maybe what I need to do first is take a run down there
(its only five miles or so away) and look at it again. Maybe take a few
pictures. I'll try and get out there the first part of next week.

Terry Farrell



  ----- Original Message ----- 


  Seriously, what do you think they want for it?  What's the case like?


  You did give them a very low appraisal, right?  I might be interested, then, if you don't beat me to it.  J



  David Love
  davidlovepianos at comcast.net 

  -----Original Message-----


    A client of mine wishes to sell a 1973 S&S model L. This is a Teflon S&S and the piano has been in a church for many years and has had the stuffing beat out of it. I had given them a proposal for a complete remanufacturing of the piano a few years ago. The action shakes and rattles like a bucket of bolts and it has a prominent killer octave area.



    Anyone interested in this good salvage condition L? They are looking for best offer.



    Terry Farrell
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