Hi Clyde, OOPS!! I got things a little mixed up. (Sheepish grin... is that shoe leather I taste?... : - )) Thanks again for posting this thing. I learned a few things in the discussions. You're absolutely right in remaining the "interested bystander". But if you should happen to hear how this thing plays out, let us know. Curiosity... For what it's worth, I had the 'privilege' of rebuilding a late 20's? 4'10" Wurlitzer grand last year. New board, new bridges, new block, restring, new dampers, new hammers, new knuckles, new keytops/fronts/bushings... It surprised me. It actually sounded better than a lot of the new 4'10"s on the showroom floor. It was a pretty easy job since it was so small. It was a family 'heirloom' type project. Looking back, it was fun! FWIW! Best wishes, Brian Trout Quarryville, Pa. Clyde Hollinger wrote: > Careful, friends! I said the refinisher wanted $750 to refinish it. I > don't know how much the client paid for the piano. If I recall > correctly, I think she said it was a Wurlitzer. > > Clyde Hollinger
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