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As time gets longer between jobs, bigger things have to make way. I have a nice circa 1915 Wheelock Baby Grand Piano, with beautiful dark brown finish, marvelous tone, and a great action on the keyboard. Matching bench is included. The finish is not a high gloss; neither is it a satin finish. There are a few minor dings, as it is nearly 100 years old. The bench has some more serious scratches and dings. Replacement value on it is $3,800 for insurance; I will sell it for $1,900 (half the replacement value). If you think that is still too much, make me an offer. Email me at donnie.winn@gmail.com to make an offer and/or get paypal instructions. Purchaser is responsible for moving the piano, and it will need retuning after it is moved. Payment by paypal verified prior to purchaser picking up the piano. If you are local to DFW, I will accept cash, and you might be able to get it on a BIG pickup truck. Strongly recommend a professional piano mover, as that is how I got it from San Diego to Little Elm TX. It is on the ground floor, so it won't be hard to get it to the front door. I don't recall exactly, but I think it was around $150 for that move.

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Whoo, that has to be the best non-FP item I've seen for sale here on FPN. Love piano music. Had lessons from 6 years old up to (but not including -sadly) grade 8 RCM. So I make no apologies for giving this a bump. << insert thumbup emoticon here !! >>

 

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Bump. I am open to offers if the $1,900 is too steep.

 

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Price reduced to $1,500. If you think that is still too high, make me an offer.

 

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Bump.

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Bump.

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Bump.

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Measured and there's no way I could fit it in my place without moving all the other furniture out, but that's gorgeous!

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Measured and there's no way I could fit it in my place without moving all the other furniture out, but that's gorgeous!

It's only 61" from the keyboard to the farthest point. :-)

 

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Bump! I wish that I had the cash and a way of moving this piano up the eastern seaboard and across the border to Canada. I hope that a buyer will turn up.

 

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