Old 05-15-2010, 01:35 PM
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Lostn51
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Originally Posted by schwanton
Billy! You are a lifesaver! I went to an estate sale today and purchased a Singer 66 (1929) - which was motorized in a cabinet from the original owner's family. It is so grimey - but no rust. I did clean the faceplates today with WD-40. I couldn't wait, I had to see the beautiful design shining through! Then I plugged her in - she works but needs to be cleaned and adjusted. I wanted to take her apart and clean before using! Please make sure you include me in your tutorials! I am looking forward to learning about this machine myself. Thank you, thank you, thank you! (Oh, she has a name "Jeannie" after my mom!) Did I say thank you?
I think I remember you saying something about thank you but I am not sure......:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Sounds like you have a nice machine under all the grime! Well start tearing into Jeannie and get ready to clean her up!!

Billy
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