Rough idea..please

[Farrell]

IMHO, $15K is WAY high for a nice 35 year old C3. I think David is in the 
right ballpark.

I've had my 10-year-old Boston GP-198 (two inches shorter than the C3, and 
otherwise quite comparable) for sale for sometime now asking $13K and 
haven't had a serious bite. It is the nicest piano I service - extra super 
clean and plays like a dream.

Terry Farrell

P.S. Isn't the Fine formula something like 50% off every ten years? If so, 
how do you come up with 65% of new? 65% of new price in '72?

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Will Wickham"
> PS - I just talked with the sales pro who confirmed the Fine price  but 
> suggested that a fair selling price, at least in our area of  upstate NY, 
> might be closer to $15K
>
> will

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "David Andersen"
> Super awesome shape? Like, restrung and stuff? $10K.  If not, maybe  down 
> towards $7K...
> DA
>
>> I'm looking for a rough idea what a 1972 Yamaha C3 would be worth  in 
>> today's market. I don't need the MSRP - just a rough idea what a  C3 in 
>> good to excellent condition (it really is) of this year might  fetch in 
>> today's market.
>>
>> -Phil Bondi(Fl)