I recently bought a non-working 1964 Conn Artist 2-manual [mostly] AGO spec electronic organ for $100 and hauled it home to my drive way - much to my wife's dismay.
2 hours later I had a beautiful walnut 32-note pedal board, a gently used walnut organ bench, a swell shoe with 10K pot, and a 15" CTS woofer. Not to mention the Leslie motor assembly I gave to the local organ tech as a gesture of goodwill, and yet another tube amplifier for my small collection. Also kept a couple jars full of perfectly good wood screws and other assorted fasteners for the shop. (Habit of my depression era fore-fathers)
Oh, and a dumpster full of junk.
Tools required: Reciprocating saw, power screwdriver, socket set, and a sledgehammer!