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Old 06-14-2014, 04:43 AM
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Foot pedal had a loose wire,now fixed.It needed a belt too-this one runs great and I am happy to have it.
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Foot pedal had a loose wire,now fixed.It needed a belt too-this one runs great and I am happy to have it.
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Old 06-14-2014, 07:21 AM
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Very nice crinkle finish.
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Old 06-14-2014, 07:41 AM
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A 66 rebuild with a crinkle finish. Those are an interesting machine. I always wonder what is under that crinkle paint.
I've got one now and had another. Both sew very well.

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A 66 rebuild with a crinkle finish. Those are an interesting machine. I always wonder what is under that crinkle paint.
I've got one now and had another. Both sew very well.

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I can't believe that I turned down my Grandmother's machine just like this 38 years ago. I should be kicking myself...I only wanted a new machine at that time....Dumb, dumb dumb.
As far as what is under the crinkle finish....has anyone tried to remove it on a donor machine (beyond repair)?
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Must be pretty old as it does not have the stitch length lever. Looks very handsome!
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There is a Singer 66 redeye under the crinkle finish on one I have:
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There is a Singer 66 redeye under the crinkle finish on one I have:
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Cool! I never that about what might be under those crinkle finishes!
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