Functioning!

Story: We're moving and can't take our piano with us. My parents bought this piano some time around 1980 and it was out home piano ever since. My father paid for a rehab around 1986 which INCLUDED an upgrade to an electrical motor which can run the mechanical parts of the player piano. We just want the piano to go to another home, and inspire another generation of musicians. Listing is $200 OBO.

Normally, you'd have to run these by pedaling your feet, so this upgrade let the player piano be "plugged in."

I have a huge box of piano-rolls which are historic and definitely worth the look-through. If you purchase the piano, the piano rolls are included. I will be back to the house on Monday 6/23 and I'll get a better list of the rolls we have. There are probably 50.

The piano has slight superficial damage, where some of the decorative wood that encases the piano has begun to split. The piano will need a tune but can hold a tune well.

The height I listed as 56" is a guess. It might be 52."