Luthiers - Material for your projects

[TheGreek]

Just looking on eBay and found pianos which are pretty much useless as pianos but ideal as donors for your next project. Look:


http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Louis-Pabst-Upright-Standing-Piano-/252362720415?hash=item3ac1fd849f:g:l4EAAOSw~oFXGCA2

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Upright-Piano-circa-1900-/231944358143?hash=item3600f608ff:g:ResAAOSw9~RXJdPE

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Upright-piano-/182131285622?hash=item2a67dede76:g:qdsAAOSwt7pXNzFO

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/vintage-Waddington-7-octave-upright-piano-stool-not-included-near-Darlington-/162070773977?hash=item25bc2bc0d9:g:Mo8AAOSwiCRUdz4j

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Kemble-upright-piano-/311610401432?hash=item488d6d6298:g:Dh0AAOSwxp9W2qsF

[Jabba_the_gut]

I like that idea - could be some nice wood on a piano....

Cheers

[Dad3353]

One should choose wisely, however. There are pianos with cr*p wood, too; some diseased, even. Not all, of course, but I spent a few years importing old pianos into France, and many were only fit for firewood, or less.
Just sayin'.