I'm prepared to spend some money, of course! So maybe $300 in strings? $200 in tools? Pins, if there's ever a reason to change them, must be available. So for pianos? Are spare parts to be found? Strings, I imagine I can find. Major frame rust damns a car purchase it can't realistically be fixed, and associated with frame rust is suspension, brake line, fuel line rust. But some things singlehandedly kill the whole car. In a car, many moderate things add up to a hopeless basket case. It's "broken." He says it just needs to be restrung. I found a 1930s 6'6" walnut kimball grand. I'm in iowa city, ia- if you want to browse craigslist for me and highlight any possible gems, I'd appreciate it. So I'm actually contemplating a 'mechanics special' of a piano! Just having a car wasn't the only end goal. In the end, it wasn't a bad deal, still drives great today, and I learned a lot: from not knowing how to do an oil change, to having rebuilt an automatic transmission and have it work! It was rewarding. Some, might even be good.Īnd I'd enjoy the challenge and experience.įor my first car, I bought a 1990 ford station wagon for $600, and had a lot of fun fixing it.
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