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This 1967 Yamaha G3 grand is a solid workhorse that punches way above its price point. Yeah, the walnut finish has some sun fading (what 57-year-old piano doesn't?), but that's just character - everything else about this piano is legit.
Why this one's worth it: Yamaha was really hitting their stride in the late '60s, building pianos that could compete with the big European names but without the crazy price tag. The G3 was their 6-foot grand - big enough to fill a room with sound but not so massive you need to knock down walls to fit it.
What you're getting Original condition means no sketchy rebuilds or questionable "improvements" - just honest aging. The action feels great, the tone is rich and even across the keyboard, and it's got that reliable Yamaha build quality that means it'll keep playing for decades more.
The real talk Sure, it's not going to fool anyone into thinking it's a modern Yamaha C3X but for the money you're not finding a better 6-foot grand. Perfect for serious players who want a real piano without the premium badge markup, or anyone who needs a quality instrument that won't break the bank.
Bottom line: Great piano, honest price, some cosmetic aging that doesn't affect how it plays. If you want all the performance without paying for perfect looks, this is your piano.
Sold As-Is: Tuning, maintenance, voicing, etc. are not included in the purchase price. Bench is included.
Moving not included - you'll want professionals for this one.
This 1967 Yamaha G3 grand is a solid workhorse that punches way above its price point. Yeah, the walnut finish has some sun fading (what 57-year-old piano doesn't?), but that's just character - everything else about this piano is legit.
Why this one's worth it: Yamaha was really hitting their stride in the late '60s, building pianos that could compete with the big European names but without the crazy price tag. The G3 was their 6-foot grand - big enough to fill a room with sound but not so massive you need to knock down walls to fit it.
What you're getting Original condition means no sketchy rebuilds or questionable "improvements" - just honest aging. The action feels great, the tone is rich and even across the keyboard, and it's got that reliable Yamaha build quality that means it'll keep playing for decades more.
The real talk Sure, it's not going to fool anyone into thinking it's a modern Yamaha C3X but for the money you're not finding a better 6-foot grand. Perfect for serious players who want a real piano without the premium badge markup, or anyone who needs a quality instrument that won't break the bank.
Bottom line: Great piano, honest price, some cosmetic aging that doesn't affect how it plays. If you want all the performance without paying for perfect looks, this is your piano.
Sold As-Is: Tuning, maintenance, voicing, etc. are not included in the purchase price. Bench is included.
Moving not included - you'll want professionals for this one.