Tip off
#1
Tip off
I'm on a machine diet for a while. The st Francis thrift store in Fairborn, Ohio has 5 machines in cabinets right now. There's a nice 15 clone and a nice blue Morse. $30 and $40.
Somebody get them!
Somebody get them!
#8
My area has been dry as a bone lately. All the sellers on CL have joined the $100 dollar club. And that's for ho hum machines. There were a couple in Pittsburgh but I had two family members in the hospital, didn't feel like handling the stress of going to meet a stranger about a machine.
#10
I have yet to receive a manual with a machine. Maybe one. I don't remember there being attachments for these machines but I didn't look for them either. They could have been there. They all had pedals and were tested by Ron (the guy that works there). Ron is a pretty solid guy, I like him.
Our CL is pretty dry right now, a few $100+ machines. There's a Kenmore in a table in the newspaper here for $25. When I first started in August there was a ton available but it was garage sale season too. I think the Texas market is really hard for some reason.
Our CL is pretty dry right now, a few $100+ machines. There's a Kenmore in a table in the newspaper here for $25. When I first started in August there was a ton available but it was garage sale season too. I think the Texas market is really hard for some reason.
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