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A little bit of time with some dent balls, and I'm sure this horn would be a great player.

It would be interesting to get some before/afters on that - I always wonder, how much dents matter. Seems like a very reasonable price, anyway.

You would have to watch to not spend too much on repairs. The total price can add up pretty quick.

If this plays OK, it could be a good "keep at home to practice" instrument just as is. In two or three years, you probably could turn it over for more than you paid for it.

Gee, it's worth $650 for just the valve set. If that were near me, I'd snap it right up.

Who made these horns?...

greenbean wrote:Who made these horns?...

It's an Olds 99 in disguise. Good price for a 4 valve even with the dents.

roweenie wrote:Gee, it's worth $650 for just the valve set. If that were near me, I'd snap it right up.

My thoughts exactly...

It’s mine now

bloke wrote:' somebody lookin' for a .656" Olds/Reynolds 4-valve front-action slant valve block for how much...?? $650...??

Not just the valve block, but with all the tubing and crooks, all in place and ready to use (aka "valve nest", or "valve set").

Not actively looking at present, but always interested, should a new project materialize.

Now, a "vertically oriented, front-action 4 valve .748/19mm block", that's an entirely different matter.....