QuiltMom2

I'm not really into vintage machines: love to look at them, but if I saw that some place for $70, I'd be tempted. The machine would have to work though, definitely not into overhauling. I do find it fascinating to look and read what people have found/done. Is this the early stage of vintage sewing machine addiction?

amcatanzaro

That's one of them yes. Once you acquire one it's all downhill.

We all do different levels of overhauling here. A lot of machines just need oiled and dusted out.

sewred

We're getting it and a couple of other machines today when she gets to our shop but I'm not sure when it will be or what machines they are just that 2 are Pfaff's and DH will call me when he gets them bought. I can't wait I'm so excited!

pocoellie

I'd buy it in a heartbeat. There was one on CL's in Redding that was $165.

sewred

I'm not sure where it is at but she's coming to bring it and 2 more machines also for us to buy. i know one of the others is a Pfaff too but don't know what models they are.

Mrs. SewNSew

I'm excited for you! Can't wait to hear what you get and see pics!

Carol34446

Exciting, can't wait to see pictures and get more information.

Sunflowerzz

I paid 30.00 for mine like that. I guess it depends on if you want it for yourself to sew with or for your collection or to turn it over and try to make a profit. The most I have paid for a machine because I really wanted it for myself was $350.00

sewred

I'll post pictures tomorrow but we ended up getting the one in the cabinet I mentioned but it looks different than the one in the pics I posted and 2 others in tables for 90 dollars. We have a Pfaff 76, a Pfaff 78 and a Singer 223. The 76 is the one in the unique cabinet.

cindynvb

Can't wait to see the pictures