What's a fair price to pay for Singer Featherweight?
#2
Price varies wildly according to condition and other factors, like how hard they are to find in your area, color of the machine, age, etc. I paid $135 for mine which is in good condition (maybe excellent too but there's some dings in the bed). Some have paid as little as $10 or $25 or even gotten them for free and some have gone up to 3 or 4 hundred bucks.
So it depends. :p
So it depends. :p
#4
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Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: oklahoma
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I bought a white one about 6 months ago and paid 350.00 for it. It had been serviced and was ready to sew. I really enjoyed sewing with her.
Sad tho she quit Sat. and has to go to the Dr. for a check up.
Needs either a motor or foot feed. DH wasn't sure which was the problem. I sure miss her but at 54 years old she probably has a few worn parts.
Sad tho she quit Sat. and has to go to the Dr. for a check up.
Needs either a motor or foot feed. DH wasn't sure which was the problem. I sure miss her but at 54 years old she probably has a few worn parts.
#5
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Join Date: May 2010
Location: Kettering, Ohio
Posts: 92
Price does vary greatly. My mom and my sister bought me a Centennial featherweight for Christmas about 10 years ago and they paid $325. So as you can see they are holding value. If you get lucky and find one for $25 that would be great. Good luck in your search.
#6
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Location: Milton DE
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I've been searching ebay and goodwill.com and they are going for 200+...Saw one in an antique shop for 325.
A few guys I know refurbish them and then sell them for 350.
And they are going like hotcakes...very popular
A few guys I know refurbish them and then sell them for 350.
And they are going like hotcakes...very popular
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