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Organs don't really need "tune ups" so I'm assuming there are some repairs that need to be done here. These organs were popular back in the 60's and 70's primarily but have very much gone out of style today. Because of the old age of these home organs and the failing electronics, values are very low. Most are lucky to sell for more than $200. I would advise you to sell for $100-$200. You might come across some on the internet priced much higher, but rest assured these organs will not sell. I hope this helps and I wish you the best!


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