Originally Posted by FroggyinTexas

I went into the local Singer sales/repair shop several weeks ago and in the course of my conversation with the owner, spoke with him about Featherweights.

"They are work horses and practically indestructible and my wife nagged me until I found one for her," he said. "But I think buying one and carrying it to workshops and so on is about like continuing to drive a Model T Ford when you have the choice of driving a new Lincoln. Modern machines will just do so much more."

He would probably say WOW! Where can I get one. I had a 1950 when the kids were little, then had to go to a stationwagon. (8 kids)